Naruto: This Naruto's Talent Is Ridiculously Overpowered
Chapter 433

The Road to the Moon

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"Found it."

After days of searching, the young Naruto finally reached the depths of the hidden cave with Hinata and Hanabi.

They had pinpointed this location using records in the Hyuga Clan's ancient texts.

Before them lay a giant, mutant crab, its body as large as a small house, its shell thick as rock, and its pincers enormous. Naruto had just blasted it apart with a single Spiraling Ring. It seemed to have been the "gatekeeper" of this ancient passage.

With the monster blocking their way defeated, they reached the innermost part of the cave without further trouble.

The view suddenly opened up before them.

At the center of the cave was a pool.

In stark contrast to the dull, rough rock walls around it, the water was an indescribably clear emerald green.

That green came neither from murk nor from algae, but was a color of absolute purity, as though melted jade had gathered there.

The water was so clear that they could see the smooth rocks on the bottom at a glance. Its mirror-still surface reflected the stalactites hanging from the cave ceiling and the faint glow of unknown minerals, creating a beauty that seemed like an illusion.

"It's so pretty!"

The dreamlike emerald pool immediately captivated Hanabi. Her pure white eyes sparkled with wonder.

Her natural love of beautiful things as a girl made her briefly forget the tension and uncertainty of their journey.

Even the quiet Hinata widened her eyes slightly, moved by the pool's beauty and the tranquility it held, and gave a gentle nod.

Naruto walked to the edge of the pool, crouched down, and reached out to touch the surface lightly with his fingertips.

It felt cool, but not bitingly cold. The water was extraordinarily pure, almost entirely free of impurities. He withdrew

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