A Multi-pronged Approach

If possible, Mizuki really did not want to get involved in all this trouble, but the Infinite Tsukuyomi was utterly unreasonable. As long as one was a native lifeform of the Shinobi World, there was simply no escaping it.

If Mizuki had transmigrated in his original body, he would not have needed to worry about the Infinite Tsukuyomi at all. The Infinite Tsukuyomi's secret technique was ineffective against creatures from other worlds.

But Mizuki had happened to undergo the most troublesome kind of soul transmigration, and an incomplete one at that. The identity he had replaced was also rather awkward. He had enjoyed few of a transmigrator's advantages, yet trouble had piled up endlessly. Clearing Mizuki's name alone had cost him who knew how many brain cells.

Speaking of the Infinite Tsukuyomi, Mizuki suddenly recalled something...

"Could Dreamplay resist the Infinite Tsukuyomi?"

Mizuki had certainly not intended this at first, but now that he had obtained a fragment of the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, it was no longer some unattainable fantasy.

Relying on Sasuke Uchiha's Susanoo was simply too unreliable and did not suit Mizuki's habits at all. Advancing the Byakugan into the Tenseigan was a decent option, but it came with the same problem as strengthening Dreamplay—it required far too much chakra.

Any method that confronted the Infinite Tsukuyomi head-on would ultimately return to the original problem: there was too little time, and not enough chakra could be gathered.

Yet Dreamplay, after absorbing the fragment of the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, was not fundamentally that different from the Ten-Tails.

The shells of the God Tree shared the same properties. Dreamplay and the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path differed enormously in authority and power, but their essence was identical. Both were fragments of order born