"Kill Moryo?" The normally composed Shingetsu finally showed a flicker of emotion. This was something she had never considered. She had not been the Miko for long, but her family had upheld this duty for generations.
There had never been a case of Moryo being killed. Was that really possible? Yet the looks in the eyes of the four people before her left her uncertain.
"Yes. With your power, we'll kill him together, end the fate your family has endured for generations, and spare your daughter from having to sacrifice herself." Uchiha Mu held out his hand, his voice firm.
"Can we? We'll die." Shingetsu stared blankly at Uchiha Mu. She thought of her daughter. As a mother, was it really right for her to die together with Moryo and leave that responsibility to her child?
"Hahaha, to tell you the truth, I should be the third strongest person in the Shinobi World. A mere Moryo isn't half my match." Uchiha Mu was thoroughly confident. Ultimately, the enemy was something like a mass of chakra; it simply took a Miko's power to kill him.
Even if he could not kill Moryo, he could keep him suppressed from start to finish. After all, the ability to revive meant nothing if a stronger opponent camped at your spawn point.
Besides, he wanted to see whether, in this world that blended the movies with the main storyline, Moryo could still only be killed by a Miko. His interest was piqued.
Shingetsu closed her eyes, then her expression grew resolute. "All right. I'm changing the commission. Sorry for the trouble, but please help me destroy Moryo and put an end to this long-standing fate."
"All right," all four replied.
The four spoke in unison. Yufeng's resolve hardened. He might complain, but when faced with