Left Hand Destruction, Right Hand Procreation (Thanks to book friend Li Chunfeng for the support)

Although the ocular technique Shivama in Danzō's left eye was tremendously powerful and could theoretically destroy all things—even reducing those affected by it to dust—the corresponding consumption of ocular power was immense.

Simply crippling the Third Tsuchikage Ōnoki's legs had left Danzō's left eye sore and swollen, its sclera covered in red veins.

If he continued using the ocular technique in his left eye, excessive depletion of its ocular power would certainly cause its blood vessels to rupture, manifesting as bleeding from the eye.

Danzō had also learned from Shisui about the consequences of overusing the ocular power of these eyes. Thus, aside from the initial display of intimidation, he had not activated the Mangekyō Sharingan's abilities again.

Otherwise, he could simply keep using his abilities and kill everyone who refused to obey him. Why would he need to go through all this trouble?

"Ocular Technique: Shivama."

It was an ocular technique with exactly the same name as the one Shimura Danzō had used for the first time. Only this time, it was Shimura Danzō's right eye that spun faster, rapidly releasing the Mangekyō Sharingan's ocular power.

Shivama was a supreme deity of legend, with his left hand governing destruction and his right hand governing reproduction.

In myth and legend, Shivama himself possessed no concept of good or evil. When he was in a pleasant mood, he would use the power in his right hand to create life and enrich the world.

But when Shivama was in a bad mood, he would recklessly wield the destructive power of his left hand, destroying everything before his eyes.

It was said that even the other gods dared not approach when Shivama was angered, lest they be caught in his overwhelming destructive power and suffer an undeserved calamity.

Within Shimura Danzō's pair of