Naruto: Overthrowing the Ninja World with a JoJo System
Chapter 466

Shelter

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Spores invaded, grew, and self-destructed.

The Research Institute had calculated that the entire process would be completed within 0.89 seconds.

The corpses of the dead would become new breeding grounds, cultivating tens of millions of Hidan spores within ten seconds—each smaller than the cross-section of a strand of hair. As the corpses decayed, swelled, and burst apart, the spores would spread deeper into the universe.

If they had not been genetically programmed from the outset to survive only in oxygen-free vacuums, then in terms of their threat to humanity, these things would have been an extinction-level crisis even more terrifying than Dio.

Unless there was absolutely no alternative, no one would release something this dangerous.

Amber was dead.

Every member of the Extermination Army's assault squad had been wiped out.

The Parallel World Naruto squad and the Main World Sasuke squad, who had followed from the rear, had forcibly sealed themselves off from the outside with Susanoo and Nine-Tails chakra. Only then had they avoided dying to a weapon made by their own side.

Their gazes swept over the vampire corpses floating in space before turning toward the world rift.

They were not the only ones. Everyone in the Ninja World looked up at the sky.

The flames of the explosion faded.

The vampire army had been completely wiped out. Dio's automatic resurrection program activated, drawing on the Ninja World's world power to resurrect the vampires once more.

Yet the instant the vampires revived, Hidan spores invaded them again and killed them.

Death, resurrection, death again... an endless cycle.

Not a single vampire could leave the range of the world rift.

Before long, the vampire corpses near the rift had piled into mountains. As they collided with one another, they decayed into pure cosmic dust and became part of this

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