After saying that, Gentō inspected the God Tree from top to bottom once more. Sure enough, he found several more black diamond-shaped marks Isshiki had left around it using the Shinjutsu Kāma.
These were all contingencies Isshiki had struggled to leave behind while being sacrificed to the God Tree.
It was the most widely known Shinjutsu of the Ōtsutsuki.
Kāma lacked the mysterious power of the Shinjutsu Omnipotence and the conceptual counterattacking ability of the Shinjutsu Killing Intent Reflection...
Nor did the Shinjutsu Kāma possess the flashy abilities of other Shinjutsu.
It had only one ability.
That was to resurrect its user's original body through a black diamond-shaped mark.
This was also the most common way the sparsely populated Ōtsutsuki maintained their numbers. Their members used Shinjutsu to resurrect themselves, preventing losses to their population.
It had to be said that without Kāma, given how slowly the Ōtsutsuki reproduced, they would probably have vanished from the universe long ago.
Gentō examined the God Tree several times.
Then he purified it several times with his own high-quality chakra.
Only then was he certain that Isshiki was finally dead.
Gentō opened a black vortex and stepped into Yomi Space.
He was ready to help Ada evolve into an Ōtsutsuki.
Yomi Space was now lush with vegetation and brimming with vitality. In fact, thanks to its limited size and the large amount of Isshiki's blood it had absorbed, it was far more vibrant than the outside world.
The high concentration of energy seemed to cast a filter over the entire landscape.
It put Gentō in a good mood.
Before long, Gentō reached the Mid-Mountain Base where Ada and the other two lived. He smiled at the statue of Boro still standing on the mountainside, though Boro himself had just died after Gentō sacrificed