After seeing the Tenseigan Embryonic Form Hyuga Yu had placed before it, the Giant Tenseigan immediately understood what he meant—Hyuga Yu did not trust it, no matter how obsequious it acted.
For a program, the most essential thing was always the code rooted in its underlying logic. The Giant Tenseigan's underlying logic originated from Hizashi Hyuga's pair of Purple Byakugan. With those Purple Byakugan as its core, it had absorbed and devoured vast numbers of Byakugan, forming the foundation for the birth of the incomplete Giant Tenseigan.
What Hyuga Yu wanted it to do was destroy that pair of Purple Byakugan and replace his own eyes with the Giant Tenseigan's core. That way, all operational logic the Giant Tenseigan developed afterward would take Hyuga Yu's will as its creed.
The Giant Tenseigan could not determine whether Hyuga Yu truly had a way to save it, and Hyuga Yu could not prove it either.
So Hyuga Yu chose to drag this confrontation out until the very last moment.
At this moment, the Giant Tenseigan could either believe Hyuga Yu's words, destroy its own core, replace Hyuga Yu's eyes with the Giant Tenseigan's core, and gamble on a chance of survival.
Or, under the extreme circumstances of a bomb fuse already being lit, it could wait for the flame to reach the end, create an earth-shattering explosion, and be completely erased from this world.
The question was—
Would it choose to live until the final second by its own will, or gamble on whether it could survive?
The world seemed to freeze at that moment.
At the heart of the Forest of Death, where blazing flames roared, thick black smoke billowed, and black-red mushroom clouds rose, there was no sharp clash of weapons, no surging flames of war, nor any sign of