However, the rarer this song became, the less often he sang it. Later, he even planned to explain to Kelly that television stations would ruin its foundation. That way, no one else would be able to learn his songs or his guitar-playing methods. Once no one learned them, this strange phenomenon of a commodity surviving would naturally emerge.
Although it was a little selfish, it was understandable.
Mirai's reasoning was that if the system assigned similar foreign-world missions in the future, he would have a representative work to draw those people in. It would make him instantly "the hottest thing around," naturally making the mission much easier.
Mirai had intended to end the concert with "Love of My Life." However, after thinking it over carefully, while "Love of My Life" might move many people who had watched A Chinese Odyssey, it was merely a Hokage love song.
Perhaps the response would be good, but with "Blue Bird" already performed earlier, using "Voice of Love" as the final song might feel a little lacking. Thus, after considering it again and again, Mirai ultimately switched to "Crimson Lotus," which was also Naruto's theme song.
After he finished singing, the audience's response was, as expected, extremely enthusiastic.
Mirai was not surprised, however. If they did not like Naruto's theme song, he would start to wonder whether it really was Naruto's.
After stepping off the stage, the villagers also began returning home one after another.
Although the concert had lasted less than half an hour, perhaps even less, the effect was better than that of singers performing all night by who knew how many times.
Akatsuki raised his wineglass and waited for Mirai to return backstage. Then he immediately jumped up, cautiously glanced around Mirai, his eyes gleaming as he said like a little