Naruto Uzumaki's Infinite Time Loops
Chapter 157

Aftermath

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Within Hoshigakure's training grounds.

A meteorite radiating a purple glow was enshrined at the very center.

It was the "Star" that Hoshigakure regarded as its greatest treasure.

Even from a distance, Naruto could sense the familiar yet peculiar Chakra within it.

Then, two sets of footsteps approached from afar and stopped behind Naruto.

Natsuhi took a deep breath, stepped forward, and bowed respectfully. "Lord Hokage, this is the Star. It gave Hoshigakure its unique Mysterious Peacock Method, but it also cost countless ninja their health."

Her voice was filled with complex emotions—nostalgia, but also deep fear of it.

Naruto nodded. "The nature of the Chakra it contains is unusual and dangerous. The damage caused by prolonged exposure... I'm sure you understand that better than anyone."

"Are you going to seal it?" Natsuhi asked.

"No." Naruto shook his head, his gaze sharp. "I'll bring it back to Konoha for research."

"But don't worry. I intend to eliminate its harm at the root. Perhaps someday, we'll find a way to safely use part of its energy."

As his words fell, Naruto extended his hand. Complex Fuinjutsu markings emerged in his palm, forming a golden circular barrier that enveloped the entire Star.

The barrier swiftly shrank, along with the Star inside it, until it finally transformed into a fist-sized orb of light that landed in Naruto's hand.

Naruto looked at her and said calmly, "Natsuhi, ninja of the future should grow strong through systematic knowledge, scientific training, and unwavering conviction—not through methods that drain away their health and lifespan."

Natsuhi stared at the now-empty crater, a flicker of complicated emotion passing through her eyes. But there was more relief than anything else.

She knew Naruto spoke the truth. This meteorite had brought the village far more harm than benefit. Letting out a long

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