Ch. 241Ōnoki Read the New Will of Fire Uchiha Nan Had Written
Key Plot Points and Events
- Ōnoki reads Uchiha Nan's new version of the Will of Fire, understanding its implications but finding its execution challenging due to deeply ingrained ideologies.
- He realizes that Hashirama Senju and Madara Uchiha, despite their power, cooperated with the Daimyo and nobles instead of demanding proper status for ninja villages.
- The current situation in the Shinobi World is discussed, with Uchiha Nan focusing on the new generation of Konoha to drive change.
- Ōnoki, Third Ai (Kumogakure's Raikage), and Suitō (Kirigakure's Mizukage) discuss their stance on Amegakure and Konoha, deciding to outwardly obey but inwardly defy the Daimyo.
- The leader of the Sky Ninja Village, after learning about the destruction of the Land of the Sky, vents his anger and frustration.
- White Zetsu and the horned White Zetsu find Angkor Wat Fortress and decide to mark its location.
Character Developments
- Ōnoki understands the depth of Uchiha Nan's ideas but struggles with their implementation.
- Third Ai and Suitō show their intentions to follow Konoha's lead in reforming their villages while maintaining a public stance against Amegakure and Konoha.
- The leader of the Sky Ninja Village displays his frustration and anger at the destruction of the Land of the Sky.
- Black Zetsu grows exasperated with the two White Zetsu's antics and decides not to bring them on missions anymore.
Significant Themes
- The struggle against deeply ingrained ideologies and the challenge of implementing change.
- The tension between ninja villages and the Daimyo, with Konoha and Amegakure serving as catalysts for reform.
- The consequences of the Sky Ninja Village's actions and their desperate situation.
Character Interactions
- Ōnoki, Third Ai, and Suitō discuss their stance on Amegakure and Konoha, deciding to work together to maintain their interests.
- Black Zetsu interacts with the two White Zetsu, growing frustrated with their antics and deciding not to bring them on missions anymore.