Boruto nodded.
"Right, we'll stop them."
The three of them clenched their fists.
"We have to get stronger," Kiyomi said.
"Right," Kawaki and Boruto said.
The three of them went home separately.
Kiyomi lay on her bed.
Ada's words kept replaying in her mind.
"Jigen..." she murmured. "The leader of the Ōtsutsuki Clan..."
She rolled over.
"We can't let him be revived."
She closed her eyes.
But no matter what, she couldn't fall asleep.
The next morning.
Kiyomi got up early.
She changed into her training clothes and headed to the Training Ground.
When she arrived, Sasuke was already there.
"You're here," Sasuke said.
"Morning," Kiyomi said.
"Didn't sleep well last night?" Sasuke asked.
Kiyomi froze.
"How did you know?"
"You have dark circles under your eyes," Sasuke said.
Kiyomi touched her eyes.
"I..."
"What happened?" Sasuke asked.
Kiyomi hesitated.
"Ada came to see us last night."
Sasuke's gaze sharpened.
"What did she say?"
"The Kara Organization's plan," Kiyomi said. "They want to revive Jigen."
Sasuke's expression changed.
"Jigen..."
"You know him?" Kiyomi asked.
"I've heard of him," Sasuke said. "He's a very dangerous person."
"Ada said the same thing," Kiyomi said.
Sasuke was silent for a while.
"It looks like things are worse than I thought."
"That's why I want to get stronger," Kiyomi said. "Strong enough to stop them."
Sasuke looked at her.
"Are you sure?"
"I'm sure," Kiyomi said.
"Then prepare yourself," Sasuke said. "The training from here on out will be grueling."
Kiyomi nodded.
"I'm ready."
Sasuke walked to the center of the Training Ground.
"First, you need to completely master Chidori Stream," he said.
"I can already use it while moving," Kiyomi said.
"But that's not enough," Sasuke said. "You need to be able to use it freely in battle."
Kiyomi gritted her teeth.
"I