Just then, Shin Uchiha said, "Tsunade, come here."
Tsunade stood with her head slightly lowered. Hearing Shin Uchiha's words, she slowly raised her head and looked at him, her eyes filled with conflicting emotions. Her lovely, pale-yellow brows drew together, and her thin red lips pressed tightly shut. She stared at him blankly for a while before finally letting out a forlorn sigh and walking toward him.
Shin Uchiha had a rule when using Kotoamatsukami: unless there were special circumstances, he would not alter anyone's memories, ways of thinking, or personality. He simply placed himself above everything else in their minds, ensuring that they would obey his commands unconditionally and never do anything that would harm him.
In Shin Uchiha's view, a person's memories and experiences were their greatest treasures, as well as the foundation of their place in the world. Tampering with them could shatter their worldview and logical thinking, leaving them ruined.
That was why Tsunade's emotions were so conflicted after falling under Shin Uchiha's Kotoamatsukami. After all, she was the proud Tsunade, granddaughter of the First and one of Konoha's Three Sannin. Now someone from the Uchiha Clan had controlled and enslaved her. She could not accept it so quickly.
Shin Uchiha breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Tsunade obediently walk over. Although his dōjutsu, Kotoamatsukami, had never failed him, he had still feared that something might go wrong with Tsunade and allow her to escape his control.
Shin Uchiha also knew that his Kotoamatsukami had limits. If his guess was correct, it would be completely ineffective against the Rinnegan. It might even fail against powerful individuals whose Yin Release or Yang Release had reached its utmost limit. Madara Uchiha, who possessed the Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan, represented the pinnacle of Yin Release, while Hashirama Senju,