It couldn't be wrong.
The other me's goal was this Naruto World!
And he was going all in, at any cost—or rather, he had been driven into a corner...
Hearing the young man's answer, which carried the same meaning as the other self's, Chiba could not help but have that thought flash through his mind.
Even without touching those cruel memories, Chiba could infer from the other self's memories that the Naruto World was not the only world. There were at least more than two worlds.
As for how many worlds existed, Chiba did not know. Even the other self surely did not know.
However, one thing was certain: the other self had experienced more than three worlds. One was the reality he had always believed in during his previous life—a world dominated by technology, without any supernatural powers.
One was this Naruto World.
And there was a third world, the one from those cruel memories. Chiba did not dare touch that part, but he could be certain that since the other self had managed to formulate a theory about worlds, World Wills, and the gods of worlds, he must have gone through quite a lot to piece it together.
He might even have encountered those gods of worlds or World Wills at close range.
That theory had not existed in his previous life. Yet by the time he came to this Naruto World and split off his memory-consciousness, he already possessed such a theory. That meant the other self had discovered it during those cruel memories and experiences.
As for why he used gods to represent a world instead of direct manifestations of the World Will, Chiba did not know. The other self seemed not to have figured that out either.
Still, this already proved that the other self