Afterward, Neji asked a few more questions about how Hyuga Kagami had died and about the God Organization.
Hyuga Kagami had no energy to explain any of that now, so he gave a few perfunctory answers and told Neji to focus on adapting to the Tenseigan instead of thinking about anything else.
Having long been used to following Hyuga Kagami's orders, Neji did not ask any further questions and obediently began adapting to the Tenseigan.
A few more days passed. Once Neji's condition had gradually stabilized, Hyuga Kagami sent him back to the village.
Through his observations over the past few days, he had confirmed that the vitality of his Tenseigan had indeed not declined inside Neji's body, remaining in a relatively stable state.
In that state, once Hyuga Kagami was resurrected and reclaimed the Tenseigan, he could immediately perform the ritual again. He would not need to spend additional time nurturing the Tenseigan and rousing it from its dormant state.
It could be said that Neji was now a living "nutrient tank." Storing the Tenseigan within Neji would save Hyuga Kagami a great deal of unnecessary time.
After sending Neji away, Hyuga Kagami immediately abandoned the temporary base and returned to the Aerial Fortress.
Just as Neji had feared, Hyuga Kagami now had to begin making arrangements for his resurrection at once.
No one could predict when Akatsuki would act again. Although Nagato had been shaken by Hyuga Kagami's introduction of the concept of the "Six Paths level" last time, he himself had not suffered much injury. While there was a strong chance that Nagato would choose to lie low, the possibility of him suddenly launching an attack could not be completely ignored.
Moreover, Otsutsuki Toneri on the moon was another threat he had to guard against.
After all,