Only then did Rin notice her surroundings.
"Who are you?"
Rin asked.
But when she saw the Konoha Forehead Protector Yu was wearing, she seemed to find something to rely on and felt much more at ease.
After all, he was also a member of Konoha. Even the sacrifice he made when he died had been for Konoha. Rin was a hero of Konoha.
Of course, Yu had already removed the wooden spikes from his head. Otherwise, he would surely have frightened Rin with the way he'd looked a moment ago.
Yu didn't agree that Impure World Reincarnation Jutsu was a desecration of the dead, because not every ninja wanted to die. Many wanted to live a little longer.
Wasn't living in any state better than being dead? Especially for those who had unfinished business.
In the world of Naruto, the dead went to a place called the "Pure Land," but the Pure Land surely wasn't as pure as its name suggested.
The "Pure Land" couldn't be a good place to end up. If it really were, people in this world wouldn't need to struggle through life. They could just find somewhere to kill themselves and go to the Pure Land.
Impure World Reincarnation Jutsu couldn't simply be condemned outright. As for the accusation that it manipulated the dead, that was practically a joke to ninjas. Ninjas already had blood on their hands; they dared to kill the living without hesitation, so doing something to the dead was hardly a big deal.
Impure World Reincarnation Jutsu had tremendous value, no matter how you looked at it.
Of course, the technique couldn't be made public yet, and there was no need for everyone to know about it.
Anyway, he wouldn't give up on the technique. Those brought back through Impure World