Forming Truth-Seeking Orbs was merely one of the benchmarks of the Six Paths level. Like the Kage level, the Six Paths level was a rather broad concept without any particularly clear standard. A pseudo-Six Paths fighter like Hyuga Kagami in Tenseigan Chakra Mode and the peak Six Paths fighter, the Sage of Six Paths, could both broadly be considered Six Paths level, yet their actual strength was worlds apart. They were not even on the same level.
But here, Hyuga Kagami had clearly muddled that distinction on purpose.
As a result, everyone present, including Nagato, had their perceptions more or less shaken. Their wariness toward Hyuga Kagami grew considerably as well.
Clearly, once Hyuga Kagami put forward the concept of the "Six Paths level" and demonstrated what it meant with the overwhelming strength he had used to crush Nagato, everyone accepted it without question.
Because they had all witnessed the scene of Hyuga Kagami crushing Nagato with their own eyes.
Nagato, who had defeated Otsutsuki Toneri, a clansman of the Sage of Six Paths, and swept aside several Kage as well as Jiraiya and Tsunade of the Sannin—Nagato, who had seemed invincible in the Ninja World—had been left with almost no ability to fight back before the leader of the God Organization. This fact undoubtedly confirmed the leader's concept of the "Six Paths level," a division between immortals and mortals.
The "Six Paths level" meant immortals. It meant gods!
No matter how powerful a ninja was, as long as they had not reached the "Six Paths level," they were lowly mortals before a Six Paths fighter. The leader of the God Organization, the strongest figure in the Ninja World, was a Six Paths-level powerhouse, while Nagato, the leader of the Akatsuki, was nothing more than an ordinary mortal.
Once Nagato