Tokyo, Adachi Ward, "She actually brought them back to life just like that?"
Nao, who was also watching the livestream, was dumbfounded. She was certainly delighted that her daughter could reverse life and death with a mere wave of her hand, but what that implied was—
"An Eye of God with purple rings, and you still say you have nothing to do with 'Six Paths'?"
In response to Nao's jab, Yu calmly waved a hand.
"Didn't I say so before? Six Paths is me, but I'm not Six Paths."
The seemingly convoluted words made Nao ponder.
Thinking about it carefully, that really was the logic.
"Then how are you going to explain this?"
With such an obvious Eye of God in Miko's sockets, plus that little performance of reviving people on the spot, anyone would connect it to 'Six Paths' and 'Enma.' As Miko's father, how was someone supposed to handle that?
"Why should I explain myself to anyone?"
Yu took a sip of tea and answered as though it were only natural.
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Right.
Why should Yu explain anything?
Who would dare question him? Were they tired of having it easy—them, their families, and their country?
A reserved seat at the bottom of the Sanzu River, Never to be reincarnated for all eternity!
Rather, whether it was the government or ordinary people, they all had to "keep" this secret.
Nao tapped her forehead. It wasn't as though she hadn't understood this logic before, so why had she suddenly become "stupid" now?
But as little Tsukuyomi's mother, Nao had another concern:
"Will casually bringing people back to life like this have any effect on Miko?"
"No."
With the Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique, reviving people depended on quality rather than quantity.
Konoha was full of Ninjas. Even the villagers who