What happened after the Infinite Tsukuyomi, Jashin described rather vaguely.
It was unclear whether the Infinite Tsukuyomi had truly dealt such a devastating blow to those sealed gods that they had no time to keep watching the outside world, or whether he was deliberately concealing something.
In any case, Jashin's account did not mention the Sage of Six Paths killing his mother.
It had to be said that Jashin now resembled a nagging elder, tirelessly and unreservedly instructing Alucard, a newly ascended junior god, telling him how ancient the gods' history was, how terrifying their enemies were, and how pitiful and bitter their current circumstances had become...
To be fair, Jashin was quite talented at storytelling.
With an external, overbearing, and unreasonable enemy like Kaguya present, the locally born gods naturally ought to band together for warmth and resist her together.
If Alucard had truly been a clueless local god, then after hearing Jashin's account, he would probably have anxiously sought advice from this seemingly friendly senior, asking what he should do next.
Following the usual script, he might then gain a wise old grandpa at his side, one with an incredibly vast reserve of knowledge.
As for whether the next act would involve possession or helping this pitiful yet friendly senior reshape his body, that would depend on just how well Jashin could endure.
Unfortunately...
Alucard was not as foolishly naive as Jashin imagined. His true body was Araki, a transmigrator who had crossed worlds. He could not claim to know every detail of the Shinobi World, but he was certainly not someone who could be casually deceived.
He did not believe Jashin knew nothing about Otsutsuki Kaguya being sealed by her son. Back then, they had probably been celebrating themselves mad.
Yet now, Jashin deliberately refused to mention