Rinnegan.
Lin Qing had heard the legends about it:
The same eyes as the Sage of Six Paths, an ultimate ocular technique that held dominion over life and death.
During his clash with Nagato, Lin Qing had personally experienced the Rinnegan's power.
Although, for Lin Qing, who possessed C-Moon and Weather Report, even if Nagato were revived and restored to his peak condition, he could no longer cause Lin Qing the trouble he once had, there was no questioning the Rinnegan's might.
Had it been anyone else, Lin Qing would have recovered the body after the battle and sent it to the Research Institute for dissection.
But for Nagato, Lin Qing retained one last measure of respect.
Setting aside the fact that he had used the Rinne Rebirth Technique to revive tens of thousands of people in the city—after all, those people had been killed by Nagato himself—there was also the intelligence scroll Nagato had handed over to Lin Qing.
Thanks to that scroll, Lin Qing did not need to negotiate with the Daimyo of the three great nations, nor did he have to abandon the trials of many Conglomerate leaders out of concern that he might trigger another, even larger-scale "Chaotic April."
A tiny scroll had allowed Lin Qing to swiftly eliminate potential threats, sparing countless open and hidden battles.
Sage Fukasaku had lived for centuries. Seeing Lin Qing's hesitation, he said:
"I know. You want to leave Nagato with his last shred of dignity, so that he can be buried with his body intact.
"But the Rinnegan is a true legend—I know many legends in the Ninja World are unreliable."
Lin Qing understood that deeply.
He himself had been given titles such as the "Demon of Heaven" and "Uchiha's Vengeful Ghost." In many folk picture books and comic