This so-called "Takamagahara" was naturally the large-scale, immersive genjutsu combat-training space that Shinji had created by fusing "Naobi" and "Tsukuyomi."
To avoid exposing it, he had not named it "Naobi" or "Tsukuyomi," but had casually given it the name "Takamagahara."
The implication of this divine abode also suited the strange genjutsu space that he and the nameless entity had constructed.
After hearing Shinji's explanation, some of them brightened with interest, while others fell into deep thought.
With the great battle against the Akatsuki Organization imminent, even Tsunade, the Hokage, needed to train. After all, every bit of strength gained before the battle would increase their chances of victory.
At the same time, everyone realized that Shinji's current strength was very likely the result of constantly training in "Takamagahara."
After all, an actual combat environment where the scenery and enemies could be defined at will was incredibly precious.
To obtain an environment that came close to actual combat, Konoha had even set aside a vast area beside the village—despite how valuable every inch of land was—to build the current "Forest of Death."
In "Takamagahara," both the scenery and the enemies could be adjusted freely. Most importantly, the results of training could even be brought back into reality. To the ninjas who still possessed lofty ambitions and wanted to advance their strength further, this was undoubtedly paradise!
Thinking of this, Kakashi asked, "Can other people enter your 'Takamagahara'?"
"About that..." Shinji hesitated for a moment before shaking his head. "I haven't tried it!"
At times like this, the less proactive he was, the better. By keeping others hanging, he would instead arouse their curiosity and make them investigate on their own.
"All right, go back for now!"
Tsunade waved her hand, signaling that Shinji could leave.
Shinji bowed, turned around, and left