Does Yasakani Jewel... exist too?
Weren't Divine Artifacts supposed to be unique?
The jewel, its linked tomoe spinning end to end like a flattened fireball as Black Flames of Kagutsuchi scattered from it, reflected silently in the blue-glowing eyes. At the sight of this sudden development, Black-robed Chiba's eyes widened slightly, his attention instantly drawn to it.
A moment ago, Gamabunta's leaping attack and subsequent rebound had been anything but insignificant. Under normal circumstances, Black-robed Chiba's attention should have been fixed on the shield held in the right rear hand of the Susanoo wreathed in Black Flames—the shield that had sent Gamabunta flying back.
The Yata Mirror.
Black-robed Chiba had seen this shield before, both in the original work and in this world. In the original work, Uchiha Itachi had used the Yata Mirror against Orochimaru's Eight Branches Technique, for the sake of his younger brother, Second Pillar. In this world, his disciple Itachi had once displayed it before him, originally to test the Divine Artifact's power. Of course, after using his own Teacher as a test subject, Itachi had confirmed the shield's outstanding effectiveness. Naturally, Black-robed Chiba knew what it could do.
Without question, the shield manifested by Uchiha Nobuhiko's Susanoo before him displayed the effects of the Divine Artifact, the Yata Mirror. Otherwise, could Uchiha Nobuhiko's Susanoo have remained utterly unmoved after Gamabunta's heavy, earthshaking blow without a shield capable of rebounding all damage?
That was absolutely impossible. At the very least, it should have been smashed from the sky and blasted a huge crater into the ground.
It certainly could not have remained motionless while also sending a giant toad as enormous as Gamabunta—nearly comparable to the Nine-Tails—flying away.
Yet Black-robed Chiba's attention was not on the shield, but on the spinning, connected Three Tomoe fireball. The