The Uchiha Girl Who Sparked Konoha's Battle for Its Favorite
Chapter 248

Tobirama's first experience with the Sharingan

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Tobirama let out a heavy sigh, filled with helplessness. The next instant, he vanished from where he stood, and when he reappeared, he held a rabbit.

"Yoru Yoru!"

Shingetsu took the rabbit, her lips curling up happily and her bright eyes forming two adorable crescents as she hugged her and nuzzled her nonstop.

But the rabbit clutched tightly in her arms trembled, looking utterly terrified.

The unfortunate Kaguya Bunny had been stuck in the hands of Tobirama, that research fanatic, lately, and she had suffered terribly during that time.

Now she curled up in Shingetsu's arms, a tiny, trembling ball of white fluff. Tears kept seeping from her pure white eyes as she let out faint little sobs.

The pitiful sight tugged at the heartstrings. She was truly the most miserable of the miserable, the most wretched of the wretched.

The exalted Rabbit Goddess had actually been tormented to this state by that sinister white-haired bastard Tobirama. It was unspeakably cruel.

"She's your ancestor!"

Shingetsu glared furiously at Tobirama, as though silently condemning him for not even sparing his own ancestor. He was utterly inhuman!

Yet Tobirama glared right back, showing not a trace of remorse.

Though Shingetsu had frightened him last time by invoking the Sage of Six Paths, Tobirama had never been someone who yielded easily. He still carried out every experiment he intended to.

By studying Kaguya's rabbit body, he had managed to obtain firsthand data on white Zetsu cells. Even Madara, who could summon the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path and extract White Zetsu, could not compare to him. The sliced samples of rabbit flesh from his experiments covered an entire wall.

Tobirama felt no shame about abusing a small animal. In ancient times, Kaguya had hung countless humans from a tree and turned them

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