The So-Called Trust (Second Update)

Trust was a very special ability.

Among shinobi, this kind of feeling was even more precious.

Killer B and Eight-Tails had originally been growing closer, but after the Three-Tails incident, the boy began to reevaluate Tailed Beasts. At the same time, he began to reevaluate Gyuki, the Eight-Tails.

It was like a boyfriend and girlfriend in the passionate stage of their relationship. If things continued developing, it would be time to get married.

But then the girlfriend's third brother suddenly came to his house, smashed things up, and caused enormous losses. Not long before that, the girl had been bragging about how close she was with her brothers... No matter how close they were, the boyfriend would still be upset.

Although Killer B and Eight-Tails had already been "living together" for nearly ten years, after this incident, getting married—becoming a perfect Jinchuriki—would definitely have to be postponed. Their relationship had also begun to cool.

At the very least, there was no longer that original fervor of "I want to have octopus babies for you."

Would Eight-Tails also go on a rampage through the village like its third brother? That was what Killer B worried about.

But some things could not be asked. Once they were asked, that crack could never be repaired.

Whether Killer B had ever hesitated like this in the original timeline was impossible to know. But Hidden Cloud Village had never suffered a Three-Tails incident back then, either.

Thus, because of Chen's Butterfly Effect, Killer B now had doubts. That was also why he had been unable to become a perfect Jinchuriki for so long.

Distrust was an extremely fatal problem.

Take Kushina, for example. In the original timeline, she could be said to have deeply distrusted Nine-Tails, and their relationship had been terrible.

The reason was