But now that he knew Toneri's Tenseigan merely projected a portion of the true Tenseigan's power, he naturally had to see the real Tenseigan for himself. Toneri no longer mattered.
Hinata led Li straight out of the temple used for rituals. Li found himself unable to understand Hinata's thoughts. What exactly was her attitude toward him?
If the world he was in now really was the original Hokage world, perhaps Hinata would hate him deeply. But in this world, Naruto had died long ago. The one who had occupied Naruto's body had been some unknown human soul, and now Naruto's body had been taken over by him. No matter how one looked at it, he could not be considered Naruto's killer, could he?
Still, it depended on how Hinata saw it. If she believed Li was the murderer, the one responsible for Naruto's death, then Li had nothing to say. Even if she was a woman chosen by the machine, if she harbored hostility toward him...
Li paused his train of thought. So what if she was hostile toward him? Hmph, even if Timaria had stabbed him, could she really have killed him?
Hinata led Li back to the castle. Li frowned. "Hinata, is the Tenseigan inside the castle?"
Hinata gently shook her head. "No. The place where the Tenseigan is located is similar to the island where that temple was just now. It is also constantly rotating around this castle."
"Oh?" Li looked directly in the direction Hinata was gazing. There was a rather unusually shaped floating island there. It resembled the sun and moon—a twin island, with the larger one shaped like a crescent moon and the smaller one like a sphere representing the sun.
Li asked, "That place?"
Hinata nodded gently. "Yes. Before, I entered it and