Unfortunately, Amado and his daughter were still successfully received.
Akebi Sanzu was first sent to Yakushi Nonō for a full physical examination.
Anyway, since it's a terminal illness, it's still the same process as Kimimaro and Ameyuri.
First, check where the problem is specifically located.
If an organ malfunctions, replace it; if a gene malfunctions, modify it; if vitality is insufficient, supplement it.
This can solve 99% of the problems.
Judging from the fact that Delta, the clone created during the Boruto era, didn't have any illnesses, it's possible that the terminal illness wasn't a genetic issue.
It could be a genetic issue, but Amado already had the technology to cure such defects at that time.
Therefore, Delta did not exhibit the corresponding symptoms.
Both of these points demonstrate that this illness is not difficult to cure.
And so, Akebi was put on the treatment program, while Amado joined Orochimaru's team and gained direct access to an independent laboratory.
To be honest, Amado's daughter's name is quite strange.
Akebi.
It always reminded Shirozumi of a certain guy in a green bodysuit.
It can't be that just because Might Guy has a "Bi" in his name, he suddenly becomes a woman, right?
"What are you thinking about? Is there any other question?"
Orochimaru arrived at the lounge and saw Shirozumi writing and pausing to think. "I prepared some things for him to study. He's far from the level you described."
However, I really like his way of thinking; it's the same as mine and the Second Hokage's.
" Amado's appearance reminded me that the Ōtsutsuki Isshiki was able to approach Amado was because his technology could help Isshiki create the perfect wedge vessel, allowing him to successfully reincarnate."
As for the genes of the Ōtsutsuki God and other homunculus, they are not key to Isshiki.
In the original timeline, only Amado met the criteria.
Back then, you and Kabuto Yakushi were under constant surveillance by Konoha, so even if he wanted to recruit you, he couldn't.
Isshiki is like Black Zetsu, preferring to do nothing rather than make a mistake.
Now that Amado has been recruited by us, who will he go to next?
"Will he find someone with the same talent, or will he be unable to contain himself and decide to come directly to us?"
Shirozumi stroked his chin and said.
Talent is not innate; it is also related to the environment. Only in a place like Amegakure could someone with such talent be born by chance.
Other places?
The Kumogakure? If the Kumogakure had someone with such talent, they would have been recruited into the official ranks by the Raikage long ago.
Therefore, I think it's impossible.
As for the second scenario...
I think he'll continue to lie low.
Orochimaru, adhering to logic and reason, offered his thoughts.
Ōtsutsuki Isshiki has been living inside Jigen's body for over a thousand years.
As long as he doesn't engage in battle, he can live for another thousand years.
It's like a phone with an ultra-long standby time. As long as you don't open any apps or those power-hungry games, and just leave it there, the standby time will be beyond your imagination.
It's the same principle as with Black Zetsu; he can wait, but he can't afford to make a mistake.
Black Zetsu made a mistake, which means Kaguya will never be able to be unsealed again.
Isshiki wrong move and he could die.
Therefore, according to normal logic, just as Orochimaru said, Isshiki would not risk contacting them.
In the Boruto era, Isshiki were forced upon him; they were to reclaim the perfect vessel Kawaki.
Not to mention that Kawaki hasn't even been born yet, and without a vessel, Isshiki wouldn't dare to have the slightest reckless thought.
Having waited a thousand years for an opportunity, what's another thousand years?
This is normal logic.
But from Shirozumi's perspective...
The reason Isshiki Yishiki simply idled away his time for thousands of years before is that he didn't exist at that time.
His character background hasn't even been designed yet, so naturally it can't affect the " Past " in the true sense, nor can it lay the groundwork for future developments.
Unless you're like Danzo, acting as a scapegoat and forcibly pinning the Shigaraki Tanuki for things like Shigaraki Tanuki on Danzo.
So Shirozumi kept a watchful eye.
In any case, Jigen's image has already been recorded, and if the surveillance equipment near Amegakure sees a similar person, it will be reported immediately.
"Actually, I have another question."
"The original Amado did not seek help from Konoha after the Fourth Shinobi World War. This can be explained by the fact that, as a member of the Land of Rain, he saw through Konoha's true colors and had no goodwill towards Konoha."
What happens next?
He eventually joined the main characters' group.
Why didn't he find an opportunity to gouge out Sasuke's Rinnegan and revive his daughter?
"We can't possibly be thinking of dealing with the Ōtsutsuki threat first, just to prevent our daughter from being resurrected and then killed again, can we?"
Shirozumi raised a very pointed question.
Sasuke during the Boruto era was often in a state of lethargy.
Later, he even had his Rinnegan gouged out by Tao Bo's Kunai.
In theory, it would have been easier for them to take Sasuke's Rinnegan then than for Sasuke Rinnegan Masked Man and Madara to take it now.
"This is indeed a problem. The Rinnegan can revive the dead. In the original timeline, after Nagato revived the people of Konoha, it shouldn't be a big secret anymore."
Why didn't he try to obtain the Rinnegan, but instead researched cloning technology?
Even I knew before that cloning could never replace resurrection; the core soul is simply different.
Orochimaru also found it strange.
Finally, the two discussed it.
Amado's betrayal of Isshiki may not have been solely due to his discovery that Isshiki's successful reincarnation would destroy the Shinobi World, but also because he realized that Isshiki had misled and deceived him regarding some of his beliefs.
For example, the Otsutsuki Clan cannot be Impure World Reincarnation Tensei or Rinne Rebirth. They can only be resurrected through Karma Reincarnation, or they are truly dead once they die.
Amado's original knowledge may have been limited to this.
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Iwagakure.
Hashirama Senju wandered around and finally arrived here.
His route was through Kirigakure, Kumogakure, and Iwagakure.
He also figured out the attitudes of these three ninja villages towards Jinchuriki.
Killer B, the Eight-Tails Jinchuriki of Kumogakure, was also bullied when he was a child.
But it seems he deserved it.
The villagers went home to rest after a long day, only to find that Killer B was there rapping and disturbing them.
In contrast, the Yugito were never bullied.
He'd learned about Iwagakure now; it was good enough that the Jinchuriki weren't bullying the villagers themselves.
Rōshi confronted Ōnoki, then ran away, not giving Ōnoki a chance to retort.
Needless to say, the Kirigakure is even worse.
Bullying and emotional abuse? Things weren't always this harmonious over there; they used to resort to knives.
As for now?
Killer B's status in Kumogakure goes without saying.
Kirigakure also underwent a dramatic transformation under the rule of the Fifth Mizukage.
Although the situation in Kirigakure was originally much more serious than that in Konoha, this is also a good thing.
When eliminating malignant tumors, there's no need to be timid; kill them when necessary.
The current environment is actually better than that of Konoha.
After learning this, Hashirama Senju was extremely dejected, and then he encountered Ōnoki, the Tsuchikage, on the road.
"Huh? You are... Lord Hashirama?"
Ōnoki was somewhat surprised.