For the Future of Zenith Civilization, They Would Venture into Danger

Her words with Otsutsuki Kaguya had only been a joke.

Aburame Tetsumaru was a madman, a master of ninjutsu and Senjutsu, a scientist, an adventurer, a military strategist, and a qualified leader, but he was absolutely not a good person.

Of course, he would not inexplicably develop affection for the Otsutsuki, then risk his own life to save the Otsutsuki Clan.

Aburame Tetsumaru had seen a full ten thousand Otsutsuki and could not restrain his greed. He wanted to claim them for himself.

These were ten thousand "talents" who could even traverse the universe in their physical bodies. Seizing control of them and remolding them into Advent of Zenith Civilization was worth the risk for such an enormous gain in talent.

It was not that Aburame Tetsumaru was being overly hasty. The situation was different now. The Otsutsuki Clan's allies had turned against them, their Chakra had been plundered, and Zenith Civilization's army had surrounded their doorstep to wipe them out.

This was a Mutalisk-in-your-face situation.

As a leader, Aburame Tetsumaru had to start considering the aftermath of the war.

Winning a war had never meant everything would be fine for a civilization. If postwar issues were mishandled, they could easily trigger severe conflicts of interest and ideological chaos.

In the worst-case scenario, they might even cause the civilization to split apart or descend into civil war.

Aburame Tetsumaru and Zenith Civilization had an old flaw: neither had experienced genuine hardship. Ever since the civilization had been founded, everything had gone smoothly.

To this day, not a single Advent had been lost.

That filled Zenith Civilization with vigor and drive, but it also left the Advent lacking the steady mindset needed to face the unknown. Whatever happened, they would just charge ahead.

But after defeating the Otsutsuki Clan, Zenith Civilization