"How is that possible?"
Mui was confused, Raikage was also confused.
Box of Paradise has indestructible characteristics, and Raikage also knows this information.
When he came here, he also thought about trying to shake Box of Paradise with Nintaijutsu to see if it was really as strong as the rumors said.
No matter what, an attack needs to be launched.
And what about Shirozumi?
He didn't even make a move to exert force. It was as if he touched Box of Paradise and Box of Paradise self-destructed.
What's going on?
Chakra is too much, and Box of Paradise is full?
But they didn't feel any strong Chakra Fluctuation on the Shirozumi side?
"Actually, I really want to keep this thing and let Ōnoki and Dust Release try to see if they can break through the defense."
Shirozumi took back his hand, took out a paper towel and wiped it.
After they were all broken into pieces, Shirozumi realized that what he thought before [Iwagakure is the most severe father of the boss in the movie] was indeed correct.
The bosses of Land of Snow and Land of Demons want to conquer the world, and the first one they have to face is Dust Release of Ōnoki.
Finally, Hozuki Castle's boss has nothing to do with Iwagakure.
As a result, it is now discovered that the indestructible Box of Paradise, such an immovable instrument, can be easily enveloped by Dust Release and turned into powder.
Isn't this also complete restraint?
What?
You said that Enlightenment is a low-end Nine-Tails Naruto, which can sense good and evil, and can dodge in various ways?
Wouldn't it be enough not to defeat Wu? Just steal the house and blow up its core - Box of Paradise. Wouldn't Wu be just gone?
In the plot of the theatrical version, Naruto must be defeated and must escape. That is because they cannot defeat Box of Paradise.
"He actually leisurely wanted that old guy Ōnoki to try it. What does he think Box of Paradise is? A children's toy?"
Raikage heard Shirozumi talking to himself and couldn't help but complain.
"So Lord Raikage, how did he do it? We can't figure it out at all."
Samui asked.
When she asked, everyone else also looked at Raikage.
Including Yugito, who seemed to be lacking in interest before, also turned his attention.
"It should be some kind of Space-Time Ninjutsu. The only one who can break this [Absolute Defense] is Space-Time Ninjutsu."
Raikage looked heavy.
He didn't know whether Shirozumi had mastered this "Space-Time Ninjutsu" when he fought against him.
If he had already mastered it at that time, it means that Shirozumi deliberately let him go, otherwise Shirozumi could have killed him with his current ability.
Even if he can't be killed, he can still be amputated.
No matter how powerful Lightning Release Armor's defense is, even if it reaches the level of his father Third Raikage, it will still be impossible to defend against Space-Time Ninjutsu's attack.
It would be even scarier if Shirozumi hadn't mastered it at that time.
In just Past, you can directly master a Space-Time Ninjutsu.
All in all, no matter what, it's a bit scary.
Raikage all have a feeling that if Lightning Release Chakra Mode is born, why Space-Time Ninjutsu is born.
Minato Namikaze, who was faster than him, died, and another Space-Time Ninjutsu came.
Shirozumi looked at a mass of pitch black things twisting and converging in front of him, motionless.
But Uchiha Hikari had already jumped down from the high platform watching from behind and came to Shirozumi's side.
Always ready to absorb Chakra with Yachihoko.
"Wait a minute, don't rush."
Shirozumi said something to the light beside him.
Settings like Box of Paradise have appeared in many domestic and foreign film and television works.
For example, in the Hong Kong version of Journey to the West, there is such a thing in the Dragon Palace.
It's like a fable type story.
Wish can come true, but it will always play word games and go in a bad direction to realize the wish.
For example, if you resurrect a relative, you will be resurrected as an irrational man-eating monster.
As for the educational function of these fables, I don't know.
Is there nothing in the world that comes without hard work?
Then shouldn't you tell a story about a squid being hung from a street lamp?
Or is it that people cannot be resurrected after death?
It seems that no one can resurrect from the dead in the real world, right? No matter what the cost.
It's very strange.
There are quite a lot of stories about weird rules and word games to make wishes come true.
Poof.
After a long time, the black mass in front of me finally gathered into a human shape and took on a physical form.
The enlightenment that appears in the original plot is the product of Box of Paradise devouring Mui's son Muku, not the power of the entire Box of Paradise.
Since Box of Paradise is a product of the Sage of Six Paths period, he is almost the same age as Black Zetsu.
Over such a long period of time, how many people have tried to open the box, then how many Chakra have been swallowed by Box of Paradise.
The original Enlightenment did not appear with all the Chakra in Box of Paradise. It only appeared to satisfy the wish of Mui that opened Box of Paradise - to resurrect his son.
The amount of Chakra I realized at that time was just the Nine-Tails Chakra that absorbed Naruto.
But this humanoid creature now is different.
Box of Paradise directly blew up Shirozumi.
All the Chakra that had been absorbed were gathered into the only container.
In fact, there is nothing wrong with the "Space-Time Ninjutsu" guessed by Raikage just now.
Shirozumi easily broke through Box of Paradise. It was not that he gained any new abilities, it was just that he used gravity flip.
Regarding the gravity research of Shinobi World, there is almost zero.
But if we apply the theory of Shirozumi's previous world, then the so-called gravity is actually the curvature of space and time.
So Shirozumi uses "Space-Time Ninjutsu", and there's really nothing wrong with that.
And there is something magical about Shinobi World.
Although there is almost zero research on time, space and gravity, it is very surprising that Shinobi World can actually use the term "time and space".
According to normal logic, whether it is Flying Thunder God or Kamui, they are essentially just controlling "space".
Where is the space for "time"?
In most other works, time and space capabilities are also clearly divided.
Only in Shinobi World, time and space are constantly called.
But if you follow the theory of Shirozumi's past life, it's really okay to call it that.
Because time and space are inherently inseparable.
All objects move at the speed of light in four-dimensional space, and if they move fast in four-dimensional space, they will move slowly in three-dimensional space, and vice versa.
Therefore, when the speed of light is reached in three-dimensional space, the slower the four-dimensional space will move, that is, the slower time will be.
So there is really nothing wrong with naming space and time.
I don't know which god gave this name.
(Tobirama Senju: Hi, is it me?)
"Muku?!"
Mui saw the appearance of the humanoid creature condensed in front of Shirozumi, and was immediately excited.
But just as he was about to jump off the high platform to hug his lost son, Raikage grabbed his clothes like a chicken, threw him back, gave him an elbow, and knocked him to the ground.
"Be honest!"
Raikage snorted coldly.
Anyone with a discerning eye can see that something is very wrong with the "Muku" below.