Naruto was important, of course, but Sasuke didn't overlook Boruto, who was standing right beside him.
He hadn't forgotten his earlier question, so he asked again:
"Sir, there's something else I'd like to ask. Boruto came back from the dead earlier. How exactly did that happen...?"
Natsu Yuu didn't hide anything from him.
He told Sasuke how the good-hearted Ōtsutsuki Momoshiki had sacrificed himself to heal Boruto's injuries, helping him "come back from the dead."
Boruto already knew about it, anyway, and would probably tell Sasuke himself later.
"I see! So Momoshiki's soul has dissipated, and he can no longer use the Kāma to take over Boruto?"
"That's right."
Sasuke was delighted. He hadn't expected the nearly unsolvable problem Boruto had been facing to be resolved so easily.
Could Ōtsutsuki Momoshiki really have been a good person?
Had he given up his chance to be resurrected just to save Boruto?
In that case, Himawari's fatal blow against her older brother Boruto had accidentally saved his life!
Was this the bond between siblings?
"Boruto still needs to be careful, though. Momoshiki has lost part of his Kāma and soul, so he can no longer use Boruto to resurrect himself. But his remaining soul and power can still influence or even control Boruto at certain times."
"For example, if Boruto loses control of himself or becomes extremely weak, Momoshiki may seize the opportunity."
"This temporary control won't replace Boruto, but it could let Momoshiki use his body to commit all kinds of crimes."
"You should already understand the consequences."
Sasuke's pupils contracted slightly, while Boruto's eyes widened.
He remembered the moment Momoshiki had controlled him and made him kill his mother, Hinata.
Even though the Kāma was incomplete and Momoshiki could no longer be resurrected, being controlled by Momoshiki again and having