After learning the specifics of Shirozumi's abilities, Ada was completely relieved.
She had only been guessing before, but now she could be absolutely certain that Shirozumi possessed Omnipotence as well.
With an ability this bizarre and absurdly specific, Ada absolutely refused to believe it could have been innate or developed.
The moment Ada felt relieved, she also felt her consciousness begin to fade. Her vision went black, and she never woke again.
Yes, Shirozumi had acted.
Without the slightest hesitation, Shirozumi killed Ada after she had lost her invincibility buff.
They said villains died from talking too much. Yet there was no precise standard for what counted as talking too much, and talking too much had no direct connection to failure.
But when facing Ada, talking too much really could get you killed.
Ada had not dared use Omnipotence to ask about Shirozumi's abilities before because, during the inquiry, her original invincibility command would be overwritten.
Only after resolving herself to die did she decide to clear up the doubts in her heart before her death, activating the Omnipotence command.
Now that she had finished asking, if Shirozumi had not killed her, she could either reactivate the invincibility command or directly try to use a command to counter Shirozumi's ability.
Of course, Ada's final conclusion was that she could only counter "creating bullying incidents" and still had no way to break the deadlock.
But even taking a step back, she could still choose to restore her invincibility.
So Shirozumi acted without hesitation.
As an incarnation of Heaven's Will, Shirozumi of the Engraved Tsukuyomi World inherently represented Shirozumi of the Real Shinobi World.
That was to say, if Ada returned in the Real Shinobi World after Boruto and Sasuke vanished, intending to change history back, Shirozumi would still kill her just