Naruto: Climbing the Ranks to Rule the Ninja World
Chapter 158

A Painful Outcome

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"Shinra Tensei!!!"

Deva Path Pain retreated rapidly, his chakra erupting as he instantly blasted away the flames burning all over his body.

The sudden spontaneous combustion did not dissuade Nagato from probing further, but now he dared not let Deva Path Pain get too close to Flame Mountain.

Konan furrowed her delicate brows. "The temperature was already that high several hundred meters away from the flames?"

"Flame Mountain constantly gives off terrifying heat. That position was already dangerous enough."

Nagato remained impassive. It was perfectly normal for a Sea of Fire of this scale to possess such power.

"How terrifying!"

Konan had been confident in Nagato's strength all along, but after seeing Flame Mountain, she wavered somewhat.

Perhaps Shihōin Naraku would not be so easy to deal with!

"Shinra Tensei!"

This time, Deva Path Pain aimed one palm at Flame Mountain.

A terrifying repulsive force erupted instantly, sending a shock wave blasting toward Flame Mountain!

The hurricane-like shock wave tore up the barren plain, where the terrifying heat had scorched away every blade of grass, sending broken rocks and dirt flying through the air.

A clearly visible chasm appeared in the ground, extending onto Flame Mountain.

Even the raging flames could not withstand this force. They were instantly extinguished or blasted away, leaving an enormous, conspicuous gap in the Sea of Fire.

But as Deva Path Pain lowered his palm, the Sea of Fire covering the entire mountain began to surge violently. In the blink of an eye, it filled the gap, its leaping flames rising even higher.

Standing behind him, Nagato and Konan saw the scene clearly. Although they had expected Shinra Tensei to have little effect, who could have known it would be completely useless?

The energy contained in this Sea of Fire was simply too immense. Trying

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