Looking at Sasuke, Neji asked, "Do you know who said that on the Stone Tablet?"
Sasuke frowned at the question. "Was it the Sage of Six Paths?"
"That's right." Neji smiled. "According to the Stone Tablet, Infinite Tsukuyomi was a technique left behind by the Sage of Six Paths. It could bring humanity ultimate happiness, and it was the ultimate genjutsu he specifically left for the Uchiha Clan."
Sasuke immediately said, "That's bullshit! If it could really bring true peace, the Sage of Six Paths would've used it himself ages ago. Why carve it onto a tablet instead? I don't believe he couldn't have done it."
"Besides, if everyone falls under genjutsu, wouldn't humanity go extinct once that generation dies?" Sasuke found the whole idea absurd.
Isn't that a bit extreme? Is this technique really not meant to wipe out humanity? Sasuke thought.
"Good, very good." Neji nodded in satisfaction. Sasuke had truly grown. "My instincts tell me there's definitely some conspiracy behind Infinite Tsukuyomi, and it has something to do with the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki."
"The Ten-Tails, the Eye of the Moon, Infinite Tsukuyomi... there's definitely something wrong here." Sasuke nodded.
Sasuke looked at Neji. "If there's something wrong with the Stone Tablet, I won't take it."
"Suit yourself," Neji said indifferently.
"Then let's head straight to the Land of Waterfalls," Sasuke said.
"Wait, there's something I haven't picked up yet," Neji said.
"What?" Sasuke looked at him.
"The Scroll of Seals!" Neji said.
Sasuke raised an eyebrow. "I'll wait here for you, then."
Neji nodded and flew straight toward the place where Hiruzen Sarutobi had hidden the Scroll of Seals.
Finding the Scroll of Seals wasn't difficult for Neji. Its heavy security, combined with its distinctive appearance, let him spot its location at a glance.
Taking it was no