Passing on hope—the capture of the Nine Tailed Beasts had been going quite well, but the Akatsuki had long since become unrecognizable. Nagato had gone to Konoha in person to capture the Nine-Tails, but in the end, Naruto's Talk no Jutsu had convinced him to give his life to revive the people of Konoha. Having lost Yahiko and then Nagato, all that remained of Konan's life was to stay by their bodies. So she gave Naruto a bouquet of paper flowers, passing on the hopes of the three of them and placing her faith in the peace Naruto so firmly believed in.
The end of the flower of hope—to protect the bodies of Nagato and Yahiko, Konan prepared 600 billion Paper Bombs to fight the Masked Man, Obito Uchiha. Unfortunately, because she didn't understand Izanagi, Konan was ultimately defeated by Obito. Even her final strike beneath the rainbow of hope failed, and the flower of hope finally met its end!
Even if we're worlds apart, we must return here—for Konan, the happiest time of her life was probably the days she spent in that little house while Jiraiya taught them. As she lay dying, she must have thought of returning to that same little house. Their words from back then must have echoed in her ears: "We'll set out from here to make our dreams come true. And when they do, even if we're worlds apart, we must return here. So when that day comes, we must be sure to invite Teacher Jiraiya!"
Unfortunately, Konan and the others' dreams never came true. In the end, all she could do was stain the last scrap of paper with her blood and cover her wooden nameplate with it.
At last, Yahiko, Nagato, and Konan all remained in the place where they had