Naruto: Reborn as an Inherently Evil Uzumaki Naruto
Chapter 289

Great Sasuke and Little Sasuke's Confidence

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"Do you... perhaps have some trump card against him?"

"Or have you already gained the Nine-Tails' acknowledgment?"

Seeing that Naruto remained calm after hearing all that, completely unconcerned about Urashiki Otsutsuki, Great Sasuke began to form a guess.

He could tell that the Naruto before him was not the reckless fool from their world. Otherwise, he could never have built Wave Country into what it was today.

But even if Naruto had a trump card, he still decided to give him more detailed information about Urashiki Otsutsuki.

"Urashiki Otsutsuki is one of the Otsutsuki who came to the Ninja World a thousand years ago—"

"No need to say more."

Naruto cut him off and said with a smile, "If Kaguya Otsutsuki had appeared in the Ninja World, I might have found it troublesome. But if it's only Urashiki Otsutsuki, then I have nothing to fear."

Great Sasuke's eyes widened. "You already know about Kaguya Otsutsuki?"

Naruto nodded. "Black Zetsu is in Wave Country. If you're interested, you can talk to him."

"Black... Black Zetsu?!"

Great Sasuke nearly screamed, barely managing to steady his voice in the end.

"Forgive me for asking, but that Black Zetsu... is he a pitch-black fellow who looks like a braised egg?"

"He should be the same one from your memories," Naruto answered truthfully.

"This... then was he your prisoner?"

"At first, I suppose he was. But now he's Wave Country's top intelligence chief, and he has several construction crews under his command."

"Now we're more like superior and subordinate. He works for me, and I help him revive his mother."

Black Zetsu's intelligence-gathering abilities were first-rate, and White Zetsu was even better—high-quality free labor that needed neither wages nor rest.

If he had not been worried about squeezing out the jobs of Wave Country's people,

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