Konan opened five coffins and controlled the flying sheets of paper, moving the five Pains out.
This was Konan's Paper Dance, a ninjutsu that turned her body into paper and allowed her to control paper in flight, even using it to transport corpses.
Konan moved the five Pains onto the grass, where they lay flat in a row with their eyes closed.
Konan waited quietly.
After quite some time, the five Pains showed no reaction.
Only then did Konan sense that something was wrong.
Konan looked into the distance. By all rights, Nagato should have been controlling these five Pains and sending them into battle.
Why was there no response at all?
"Nagato, can you not bear to fight Teacher Jiraiya?"
Konan imagined it.
Little did she know that Nagato was gradually waking up after seeing that alluring scene.
Nagato wiped away his nosebleed, his face full of fury.
He truly had not expected Jiraiya to go so far as to humiliate Konan like this.
In truth, Nagato did not know that Naruto had asked Hinata to do it. Jiraiya knew nothing about it.
If Jiraiya found out, he would definitely give Naruto a thorough beating.
"Jiraiya—" Nagato once again controlled the Deva Path.
Nagato's consciousness merged with the Deva Path, restoring his remote connection to it.
The moment the Deva Path opened his eyes, he saw Jiraiya standing there with his eyes closed in silent mourning.
It turned out that while the Deva Path had remained motionless, Jiraiya had walked over.
Jiraiya looked at the Deva Path. This was, in fact, his disciple Yahiko.
Yahiko had been a war orphan who had suffered every hardship war brought. Because of the war, Yahiko had met Konan and Nagato, who were also orphans.
He had resolved to learn ninjutsu and