The story Moriyue had woven was convincing—at the very least, Kabuto and Obito were genuinely shocked by the scene before them.
The sights before their eyes shifted one after another. They had never encountered Genjutsu so nearly indistinguishable from reality.
Obito and Kabuto apparently did not know much about the power of Talismans, so naturally, they did not know what the Sheep Talisman could do.
Even Kabuto could only vaguely sense that this seemed to be an attack on the soul. Still, he had never seen Genjutsu of this caliber before.
"No, this feeling... it's very similar to that painting..."
After probing for a while, Kabuto also found a few clues. He instinctively reached for his chest, but the painting that had been stored there before was gone.
"You noticed..."
Moriyue raised an eyebrow. He noticed that Kabuto seemed to have caught onto something. Presumably, Kabuto had already found a way to break it.
But that no longer mattered, because he had already obtained the intelligence he wanted.
"Why do those monsters that look like Cthulhu all have completely different art styles? What the hell are they..."
Thanks to the "scripts" Moriyue had planned beforehand, he had obtained quite a bit of information from their minds.
Most of it was scattered and fragmented, but he had still learned the main reason the two had come here.
Kabuto and Obito had apparently come for that bizarre painting. As for what it was used for, even Kabuto did not know. He seemed to intend to use the painting as a medium to summon something.
Obito was assisting Kabuto. As expected, Kabuto had now collected quite a few corpses, the most important of which was Uchiha Madara's body.
This did not surprise Moriyue. Madara's body should never have been found by Kabuto. At