In the end, Code persuaded Kawaki to return to Konoha. Only then could his plan proceed smoothly. His goal was to sacrifice either Boruto or Kawaki to the Ten-Tails so that the God Tree could successfully bear a chakra fruit.
When Code first saw Kawaki, he had actually considered abducting him and feeding him to the Ten-Tails. But when he remembered Ada's and Daemon's terrifying abilities, he ultimately decided not to attack Kawaki.
When Code returned to Kara's base, the once-thriving organization was gone. Even the few remaining locations were nothing but crumbling ruins, leaving him with a bitter feeling.
Just then, the Ten-Tails let out a series of roars.
Code tilted his head and looked at the Ten-Tails, which was still roaring away. Had this guy finally woken up?
After being split in half, the Ten-Tails had fallen into a deep sleep. It had only woken up today.
Code walked over to the Ten-Tails. Watching it howl incessantly, he felt an inexplicable surge of irritation.
Then he remembered everything he had been through lately and decided to take his frustrations out on the Ten-Tails.
His claws extended, leaving gashes across the Ten-Tails' body. Its cries grew even louder.
Without realizing it, Code also left Claw Marks on the Ten-Tails. At first, he did not notice them, not until its body was covered in densely packed Claw Marks.
A sudden idea struck Code. He wanted to see what would happen if he compressed the Ten-Tails to its absolute limit.
As the Claw Marks continued to contract, a portion of the Ten-Tails' body slowly split away. When Code approached, he saw that the chunk of flesh that had just fallen off was gradually changing.
Before long, it turned into a humanoid monster with a tail. Before Code could figure out what