Senga used his Year God Power to slightly adjust Rin's physical age, making her stand next to Obito and Kakashi less awkward. After Rin grew up, her upper body clothes instantly became crop tops, not to mention her original shorts. Obito immediately had a nosebleed when he saw it, and Kakashi's eyes widened until Rin kicked him and he came back to his senses.
Senga thoughtfully took out the green vest that Kaguya had bought earlier and handed it to Rin.
There was no way around it; the dress was just too ugly, and Senga didn't want Kaguya to wear it.
However, for Yu Lin, this outfit was a lifesaver. She's a very conservative girl, but now she's dressed like a "spicy girl," how could she stand it?
Wearing the vest that resembled a tortoise shell, Lin finally felt a little safer.
After doing all this, Senga left the three of them to their own devices and went straight home.
Kaguya had already gotten out of bed and was sitting on the sofa in the living room, lost in thought.
As soon as Senga entered the house, she immediately came to greet him. Compared to before, she was now much more enthusiastic towards Senga, wishing she could stay by Senga's side all the time.
After spending some time with Kaguya, Senga suddenly touched Kaguya's stomach and asked,
"How are you feeling? Is there anything that's bothering you?"
A happy smile appeared on Kaguya's face. She held Senga's hand and whispered,
"Owner..."
Senga smiled. Kaguya no longer looked so cold and aloof; she now exuded a maternal glow.
With this child, Senga now has a connection with the Hokage, and he decides to stay and wait for the child's birth.
However, more than a year has passed, and Kaguya's belly has only slightly bulged, showing no signs of giving birth.
Senga was dumbfounded. Was this child Nezha? And would he stay in his mother's womb for another three and a half years?
It's been almost two years since Senga returned to the Naruto World, and he's been wanting to go back to the Pirate World for a visit.
Shalulia and the others must be getting impatient too.
Since Senga has now lifted the restrictions on dimensional travel, he briefly explained Kaguya situation to Kaguya and asked her if she was interested in going to the Pirate World with him.
Kaguya wanted to wait until the baby was born before going, and Senga didn't insist. According to his estimate, the baby would take at least two or three years, which would be just enough time for him to visit his family.
After greeting Minato and the Minato, Senga opened a dimensional portal and traveled to the Pirate World.
In the sacred Marineford, Hancock and Shalulia are strolling through a sea of flowers.
This is where Senga left two years ago, and it has now been marked as a restricted area. Apart from a few high-ranking naval officers and Shalulia and the others, no one is allowed to approach this place.
Shalulia casually picked a small red flower, but threw it away without even looking at it.
Hancock couldn't help but say something upon seeing this.
"Shalulia, what's wrong with you today? You seem so distracted?"
Shalulia pouted and mumbled,
"I miss Senga! I haven't heard from him in so long, has he abandoned me?"
Speaking of Senga, Hancock felt a surge of longing. She sighed softly and stroked Shalulia's ahoge (cowlick).
"Don't overthink it. How could Lord Senga not want you? I think you're the one he likes the most!"
Upon hearing this, Shalulia antenna-like hair sticking up) stood on end, and she asked with a look of surprise,
"Huh? Really?!"
Before Hancock could respond, she deflated again and muttered,
"Impossible! Hancock, you're way prettier than me! I think Senga likes you a little more!"
After saying that, she started counting on her fingers and muttering to herself again.
"Kalifa's become a secretary-general, and Gion, Ain, Robin... Wow! They're all so amazing! I can't do anything!"
Shalulia became increasingly distressed as she spoke, and soon began to shed tears.
Hancock looked at Shalulia helplessly, thinking to herself, "Why is she telling herself she's broken down?"
She reached out and gently pulled Shalulia into her arms, intending to comfort her, when suddenly, a familiar voice rang out.
"I don't expect you, you idiot, to know anything. Just be a good mascot!"
Hancock and Shalulia were both startled and looked in the direction from which the sound came.
At the end of the sea of flowers, Senga stood there with his arms crossed, looking at the two women with a smile.
The two women rubbed their eyes in disbelief. Shalulia asked in a trembling voice,
"Senga? Is that you?"
"Don't you recognize me? I think you need to be taught a lesson again!"
Senga stretched out his fist and shook it. After a brief moment of stunned silence, Shalulia burst into tears.
This startled Hancock, who quickly patted Shalulia's back as if comforting her daughter. However, this did not stop Shalulia; instead, she cried even louder.
Left with no other option, Hancock could only turn to Senga for help.
Senga appeared beside Hancock in a flash. He first smoothed Hancock's long hair, which had been messed up by Shalulia, and then pulled Shalulia into his arms.
When Senga hugged her, Shalulia's crying immediately subsided. She curled up in Senga's arms like a kitten, sniffling loudly.
Senga reached out and pinched her nose, teasingly saying...
Are you trying to smear your snot all over my clothes?
"Hmph! Who told you to be gone for so long? Do you know how much I missed you...?"
Shalulia paused for a moment, then buried her head in Senga's arms and remained silent.
Senga had no intention of letting her off so easily. He flicked Shalulia's head and asked,
"What are you thinking? Tell me!"
Hancock chuckled softly, covering her mouth. Shalulia winced in pain, nestled her head against Senga's chest, and said in a muffled voice,
"I miss you..."
Senga smiled and gently cupped Shalulia's face in his hands, gazing into her eyes.
Shalulia stared blankly at Senga, then blurted out,
"Senga, why have your eyes turned gold?"
"This is called the Tenseigan. So, did you like the previous Rinnegan?"
"No! They're all your eyes anyway, both are beautiful, but... these are a little more beautiful!"
Hancock nodded in agreement. In terms of appearance, the golden Tenseigan was indeed more beautiful than the Rinnegan, like two small suns.
If those businesses see this, they'll be busy again; I just don't know how they'll come up with the golden light effect.