The Lord of the Land of Yomi gave Naruto's second condition some thought.
"All right. Anyone without an Ōtsutsuki-related bloodline can't consume the fruit anyway, so immortals won't run rampant in your Mitsuki Country. I agree to that condition. However, there's one thing I must specifically warn you about..."
The Lord of the Land of Yomi raised his gaze. "You may eat the fruit, but you must not become predators like my clan!"
"Predators?" Naruto asked. "You mean that after eating the fruit, we can't use the accompanying God Tree to absorb energy from other planets, right?"
"Yes," the Lord of the Land of Yomi said. "If you get this fundamental principle wrong, then even if you eliminate the threat posed by my clan in the future, you'll merely replace us as a new, greater threat. That's why we need to settle this from the outset, lest we become enemies later."
"Understood," Naruto said.
"Oh?" The Lord of the Land of Yomi looked slightly surprised. "You agreed that readily? I thought you'd try challenging me with something like, 'The immortals of your clan all use God Trees to plunder planetary energy. How are we supposed to stand against them if we don't do the same?'"
Naruto smiled openly. "If protecting our people means plundering others, we'd rather give up the fight from the start! What you're talking about never even crossed my mind!"
The Lord of the Land of Yomi nodded in satisfaction. "Good. Very good. By the way... would you like to become my son?"
Naruto's expression turned cold in an instant. "I'll pass on that."
The Lord of the Land of Yomi said, "What a shame. I was going to teach you how I get people pregnant with my thoughts..."
Naruto hesitated briefly. "I'll still pass..."
Even if