Indra's Plan

Of course, Shin had now reached the same level Indra had attained back then—perhaps even surpassed him in some respects—so naturally, he would not follow Indra's old plan.

After all, Indra's Six Paths Level back then had been controversial. Like Sasuke after him, he had relied on the Sage of Six Paths' Yin Release to reach that stage, and for Indra, that stage had also been the end of the road.

It was precisely because of the limits of his own strength that, after being beguiled by Black Zetsu, Indra came up with the so-called "True Infinite Tsukuyomi" plan.

He naturally knew that a plan like the Infinite Tsukuyomi carried hidden dangers. Though he did not know what those dangers were, that did not prevent him from sensing their existence.

Yet at the same time, he had despaired of the real world. Having witnessed slaughter and the fragility of life time and again, he believed that peace could no longer be achieved through ordinary means. Under such circumstances, he began to ponder his own path. Especially after being defeated by Asura, he devoted nearly all the rest of his life to this. In the end, he used the unique properties of the Ame-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi to create a real space within it, intending to let that space grow to a certain extent before activating the Infinite Tsukuyomi, then using that world to make up for the flaws in the Infinite Tsukuyomi.

Thereby achieving true peace. But that was Indra's idea. He had merely sensed the flaws in the Infinite Tsukuyomi and thus wanted to compensate for them; he did not know that truly completing the Infinite Tsukuyomi would release Kaguya's seal. Of course, in reality, the Infinite Tsukuyomi did not have any inevitable connection to Kaguya's seal. It was simply that becoming