Battle Between Gods

This was not the Main World.

Shin was absolutely certain of it. He himself possessed the spatial dōjutsu Kamui, making him particularly sensitive to the sensation of shifting through space.

If they were still in the Main World, there was simply no explaining how it had been the dead of night one moment and broad daylight the next.

"Kaguya's spatial transference, perhaps, or a similar ninjutsu." Shin's gaze narrowed slightly. In the original story, this was the only technique he could think of that could achieve such an effect.

"Who are you?" Shin looked up and asked directly. The other's figure was reflected in his eyes, quietly floating in midair without a single opening.

"You need not know that." "Yan," wearing a cat-faced mask, replied. His voice was as still as an ancient well, without the slightest emotional fluctuation.

"Heh." Shin gave a soft laugh, the scarlet in his eyes growing even more bewitching. "Your name is 'Yan,' right? That was the name I obtained through the Anbu on the Senju side, though no matter how I look at it, it seems to be nothing more than a codename." "I once read an interesting legend in the ancient texts of the Uchiha Clan. Long ago—perhaps even before the Sage of Six Paths appeared—there were no shinobi and no chakra. This world was ruled by samurai, and according to the earliest legends, the world was

born from a mass of flame. Thus, people of that era worshipped fire and even revered it as a god—the first Creator God. It was called 'Yan.'" Shin then smiled and continued, "Of course, the Sage of Six Paths later descended into the world, imparted the true meaning of chakra, and founded the Shinobi Sect. Shinobi called him the Creator God because he opened up the