Even the Ōtsutsuki Clan had never gone this far.
No, more accurately, they could not.
Preserving noble souls in another dimension like expendable supplies, waiting for those who came after to use them as tools.
No proud Ōtsutsuki could possibly accept that. And an Ōtsutsuki of servant origins like herself did not even have the right to die with her soul intact. She would simply be sacrificed at some point, then become part of her master's power.
Moreover, Kaguya suspected that even the upper ranks of the Ōtsutsuki Clan had never pursued research into the dead.
After all, if their research revealed that the God of Ōtsutsuki—the "ascended" being who served as the spiritual pillar of the entire clan—was dead, it would be a tremendous irony for the Ōtsutsuki, who devoted themselves wholeheartedly to attaining godhood.
That was right.
By now, Kaguya was certain.
The God of Ōtsutsuki had to be dead.
At least two gods had already appeared here. If the God of Ōtsutsuki were still alive, given the nature of the Ōtsutsuki Clan, he would never allow those who came after him to overstep their bounds. Even if they were gods themselves, the God of Ōtsutsuki would surely destroy them.
Of course, perhaps that had indeed happened, only for the God of Ōtsutsuki to be the one killed in the attempt.
Not even All-Killing Ash Bones can kill them along with their souls... In this situation, I should probably find the caster and deal with him.
Kaguya considered this carefully. Only now did she realize that she had forgotten to lock onto the caster with her Byakugan—the man who called himself the Third Hokage or something.
Before the fight began, she had unleashed a Divine Empty Strike at him. No human could possibly withstand that attack, so Kaguya