The red-haired young man tilted his head back slightly and reached up to brush aside the long hair that had hung over his face, nearly covering everything above his nose.
For the first time, a pair of strange eyes was revealed to the world.
They were pale violet throughout, with what seemed to be light flowing faintly within them. Ring after ring of ripple-like patterns covered them, like targets.
At the center of each target was a tiny black dot representing the pupil, while the innermost ring was slightly darker than the outer ones.
The first impression those eyes gave was one of mystery!
Both the pale violet irises and the concentric patterns proclaimed just how extraordinary they were.
One glance was enough to make someone feel as though they might be drawn into them.
Through the broadcast, everyone aboard the ship saw the eyes Nagato had deliberately revealed.
The bounty Hikō had offered earlier seemed to have found a clear answer.
Yet strangely, after staring at them for several seconds, not a single person present could name this Kekkei Genkai.
There were countless Kekkei Genkai in this world, but when it came specifically to ocular techniques, there were fewer than five.
Aside from the famed three great ocular techniques of the Shinobi World—the Sharingan, Byakugan, and Rinnegan—there was also the Red Eye Kekkei Genkai, which could counter the Byakugan, as well as the Ketsuryūgan that had recently joined Kirigakure.
And that was all.
Logically, a multiple-choice question with such fixed options should have been easy. Yet after ruling out the obvious wrong answers like the Sharingan and Byakugan, no one dared conclude that these eyes were the Rinnegan.
Why?
Because the Rinnegan represented more than just an ocular technique. It was closer to a legend, a myth.
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