From Heaven to the Abyss (Continued)

At that moment, he wanted to tell Yuliu, "Don't be sad. We still have other things to do."

But even Naruto felt that saying something like that would be too cold-blooded. Naruto simply could not bring himself to do such a thing.

With a helpless sigh, although he was worried, he also knew that Sakura was a ninja. Since Shinnō had been able to appear here, Sakura should have chosen to flee as well.

So he decided to wait a little longer, until Yuliu had recovered somewhat.

However, he had truly overestimated Yuliu.

As an ordinary person, Yuliu held Shinnō, whose eyes seemed unwilling to close even in death, while tears began falling to the ground one drop at a time.

Shinnō seemed to have completely stopped breathing, and the blood on his body flowed from his wounds as though it cost nothing, gradually spilling onto the ground.

Before long, a sizable pool of blood had formed on the floor.

Yuliu was still crying, still crying.

She had thought of far too many things. Whenever she was feeling down, Shinnō had cared for her with meticulous attention, as if he had regarded her as his own daughter.

Yet such a person had died, and his death was somewhat connected to her. She could not come to terms with it.

As she thought and thought, her mind gradually descended into chaos. In the end, she seemed unable to believe this cruel reality any longer. Tears streaming down her face, she stood up.

She headed toward the direction from which the Kunai and Shuriken had been fired earlier.

In an instant, she entered the cave.

Naruto froze for a moment, then immediately chased after her.

Perhaps this was Naruto's first time working with a teammate even more foolish than himself.

It truly