The Night of the Nine-Tails Archives Finally Became More Than Proof of the Uchiha's Innocence

Three seat placards were removed from the public briefing.

Sealing Witness.

Uchiha Innocence Witness.

Proven Party.

Only names or numbers chosen by the individuals themselves remained in the hall.

Naruto's seat was labeled Naruto Uzumaki.

Takuya Yamashiro chose to use Witness 01.

The Uchiha seats were registered under the representatives attending that day, rather than labeling the entire clan as a party awaiting others' judgment.

The first public finding was that the Nine-Tails had been controlled by an outside force.

The archives showed how the abnormal eye power, space-time traces on South Street, barrier timing, and subsequent identity investigation corroborated one another.

They did not reveal the precise location of Naruto's seal.

Nor did they make the Nine-Tails relive what he had felt that night to prove the records were authentic.

The verifiable material was already sufficient.

The second item covered casualties and rescue efforts.

Civilians, shinobi, the Konoha Military Police Force, and medical personnel were listed separately in the timeline.

Some had died in the Nine-Tails' attacks.

Some had been attacked by the masked man.

Some had received treatment too late because roads had been blocked.

Where the specific cause could not yet be distinguished, the records continued to state that it was unconfirmed.

Rescue records were likewise registered by individual actions.

The Uchiha's involvement in evacuations, protecting Takuya Yamashiro, and preserving evidence was made public.

Errors in judgment by individual police personnel, including their failure to enter certain streets in time, were not deleted for the sake of the clan's innocence.

The collective accusation being unfounded did not mean that every clansman had done everything right that night.

The third item covered Naruto's experiences.

The public tier stated only that he was an affected individual who had undergone sealing, medical treatment, and resettlement after the Night of the