After bidding farewell to the Sage of Six Paths and his brother.
After repeatedly promising to spare no effort in searching for Princess Kaguya once he returned.
In the end, Xuandou left with Uchiha Hikari alone, without bringing back her parents, whom he had intended to resurrect.
Things had turned out differently from the plan.
Hikari's father said, "Hikari, we're truly happy to see you again after hundreds of years. But we've long since grown used to the atmosphere of the Pure Land. We don't want to return to the Shinobi World, nor do we need a second life."
Hikari's mother said, "That's right, little Hikari. There's no war in the Pure Land, no hunger, no hardship. Everything is fine."
Hikari's mother said, "...We're living very well in the Pure Land. You must take good care of yourself in the Shinobi World. Eat on time every day, and stay healthy..."
Hikari's mother said, "If you miss us, you can come to the Pure Land to see us, just like you did now."
Having grown accustomed to the atmosphere of the Pure Land over the past few hundred years, Hikari's parents chose to stay of their own accord.
They showed none of the anticipation for resurrection that Xuandou and Uchiha Hikari had imagined.
And with the Sage of Six Paths promising to pay special attention to them.
Uchiha Hikari no longer had the decisiveness she had shown when choosing to turn her enemies' ashes into fireworks. She bid her parents farewell and followed Xuandou back, gloomy the entire way.
Whenever she thought of the deal she had made with Uchiha Xuantou to resurrect her parents.
Uchiha Hikari felt as awful as if she had eaten a fish head from a stargazy pie.
It wasn't exactly a loss. In fact, it could