At that moment, in the Middle East, inside a luxurious mansion, cold sweat instantly streamed down Rasa's face, as though the character for "danger" had appeared above his head.
Because beside Rasa, his wife and Gaara's mother was smiling brightly—and dangerously.
She had actually been deeply moved just moments ago, while Rasa had worn a gratified expression as well. After all, although Gaara's third Noble Phantasm in the Light Screen footage had been jokingly dubbed "Mom Susanoo" online, it undoubtedly represented profound maternal love.
The fact that she still wanted to protect her child even after death, even turning that love into a Noble Phantasm, truly struck a tearful chord.
Rasa had even been so emotional at the time that he posted online: "Gaara's family seems pretty good," expressing his feelings about that love while imagining that his own relationship with Gaara must have been quite good too.
After all, the "him" in the Light Screen footage was the Kazekage. Though he was already dead now, this Ninja World was a complete mess to begin with, so it could not be taken seriously.
In the original Ninja World, Sunagakure and the Land of Wind had always existed. As the Fourth Kazekage, Rasa believed that he was the highest-ranking person in the village and should also have been second in line in the Land of Wind, surpassed only by the daimyo.
Under such circumstances, he would surely have treated his child well and let him fully experience what it felt like to be born into wealth.
After all, the real-world Rasa was a wealthy Middle Eastern tycoon and a major businessman. He owned oil fields and gold mines and was the kind of person so poor that he only had money. His life was happy, and naturally, he treated his children