Uzumaki Naruto: Unrecognized, Unbowed
Chapter 326

Isshiki's Death and the Future

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The battle between Ōtsutsuki Isshiki and Kaguya Otsutsuki was simple.

There were no flashy ninjutsu or genjutsu. There was only a contest of Divine Techniques and taijutsu, as straightforward as a fight between two genin.

The only difference was that the power of Otsutsuki taijutsu was comparable to opening all Eight Gates. A casual strike could destroy defenses like Susanoo, blast enormous craters into the ground, and make ordinary shinobi cough up blood from the shockwaves alone.

Watching the two flickering figures ahead, the young Amado had long since been left dumbfounded.

The destructive power of Isshiki and Kaguya completely surpassed his imagination. Even the Five Kage of the Five Great Shinobi Villages were probably no more than this, right? But would he really not be killed here by the aftermath of their battle?

Naruto saw through Amado's thoughts and walked to his side, speaking in an eerie tone.

"The leaders of the Five Great Shinobi Villages can't compare to those two. They're Otsutsuki. In the eyes of ordinary people, they can be called gods."

So that's how it is?

Amado felt somewhat emotional, then involuntarily looked at Naruto and widened his eyes.

Isn't this one of the two people who attacked Boss Jigen? Why did he suddenly come looking for me? Am I really that important in the eyes of these monsters?

Naruto smiled faintly, studied this scientific fanatic from the Boruto era for a moment, and fell into thought.

If nothing unexpected happened, this young man should be Amado, the scientist of the Kara Organization. In the Boruto storyline, he had created Kashin Koji, Jiraiya's clone, and had also produced one powerful cyborg after another.

Most cyborgs possessed abilities close to Super Kage-level, though they could only display Kage-level strength.

They had been easily beaten down by Boruto-era

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