A Good Opportunity

Perhaps even Kurenai Yuhi herself did not know the exact meaning of those last few words!

Tsunade most likely would not tell her those unknown secrets either. The only reason Kurenai Yuhi had been allowed to learn the current intelligence was because she was proficient in genjutsu and could communicate with Mizuki as an equal in that regard.

Seeing that Mizuki seemed to understand the meaning behind her words, Kurenai Yuhi, though still somewhat puzzled, did not press the matter further.

"On a side note, Mizuki-sensei, what exactly was your purpose in developing this genjutsu, Dreamplay? Every original ninjutsu, genjutsu, or even taijutsu carries the creator's deeply ingrained style. But this genjutsu, while extremely powerful, is also rather difficult to comprehend..."

Genjutsu: Dreamplay was not concise. As a tool for ninja combat, it was simply far too complicated.

In theory, most of its incomprehensible redundancies could be removed, greatly improving both the casting speed and concealment of the genjutsu while barely weakening its power at all.

Precisely because it had so many bizarre, inscrutable aspects, Kurenai Yuhi concluded that Genjutsu: Dreamplay was not a purely genjutsu technique at all.

"Well..."

Mizuki smiled and replied, "To change the world, I suppose."

"Is that so?"

Mizuki's almost joking remark made Kurenai Yuhi think he was merely being evasive and did not wish to answer her question directly.

"That really is a crazy idea!"

"Those who can bring fresh change to this world are either madmen, or not far from it, right?"

Without those obsessions and wild imaginings that looked insane to outsiders, this world would surely become a stagnant pool.

Kurenai Yuhi smiled and shook her head. Without saying anything else, she turned and left.

Watching Kurenai Yuhi's retreating figure, Mizuki let the smile fade from his face and murmured in a