At last, the Hokage also learned why no one could find any information about the God of Ōtsutsuki, and why no one knew how that unknown battle had begun or ended.
The surviving tailed beasts who had lived through that era had never been able to take part in the battle at all. They had been too weak.
The knowledge that Naruto had recreated the world One time was their only clue for working backward to piece together that battle.
Had they won, there would have been no reason to do that.
Had they suffered a complete defeat, recreation would not have been possible either.
But both the Sage of Six Paths and the tailed beasts seemed to have been thwarted by the God of Ōtsutsuki as they lay low, carrying the fallback plans for another counterattack.
So Naruto and the Hokage went through another round of deductions and interpretations, revising their assessment of the God of Ōtsutsuki yet again.
Above all, the tailed beasts were genuinely cooperative, which made Konoha's work much easier.
The current Kurama was far stronger than the other tailed beasts, even though he had not been part of the survivors' plans after the Ōtsutsuki War.
Still, there was no denying that Kurama was the reason they had a chance to fight back in this era.
Reborn in this era, Kurama had become their greatest savior. The changes he had brought to Naruto and Konoha had already given them a glimmer of hope for victory.
Though there was no hierarchy among the tailed beasts, they still acknowledged everything Kurama had done.
With that in mind, they subconsciously felt there was no need to argue with Kurama over who was right. As their greatest contributor, whatever he said went.
This also made it easier for the Hokage