Unexpected (Continued)

Speaking of Dark Chakra, what Hinata found remarkable was that this so-called Dark Chakra was the product of Yuliu's own dark emotions mixed with Chakra.

It seemed that the strength of this Chakra depended entirely on the intensity of Yuliu's negative emotions.

In other words, the stronger Yuliu's negative emotions were, the deeper her despair, the more powerful the Chakra she provided became.

That more or less explained why Shinnō had kept Yuliu by his side all these years, showering her with sincere affection and meticulous care.

With a father's warmth and a teacher's sternness, Shinnō had successfully become Yuliu's whole world.

But now that it had come to this, that world had collapsed. Just how deep had Yuliu's despair become?

It was far more potent than something like being sliced apart a thousand times.

Hinata had nothing to say about it. Different people saw things differently.

In this chaotic ninja world, any kind of tragedy was possible.

And if one wanted to avoid all of it, the only way was to become stronger through one's own efforts.

At this point, Hinata could not help but complain that although this was called Naruto, a much larger part of its story was actually about eyes.

Especially the Uchiha clan's Sharingan, from one tomoe to two tomoe, three tomoe, Mangekyo, Eternal Mangekyo, and finally the Rinnegan.

It fully demonstrated the Uchiha clan's ability to stir up trouble.

If any one of Uchiha Madara, Obito Uchiha, Itachi Uchiha, or Sasuke Uchiha had been missing, calling this thing Naruto might actually have been perfectly justified.

Hinata thought back and realized that, among all the movies, comics, anime, and other entertainment she had seen or heard of,

when it came to this sort of combat-focused story,

one thing she had noticed was that, by the