Why hadn't Shihōin Naraku used elementalization when faced with the Eighty Gods Vacuum Attack unleashed by Kaguya Ōtsutsuki?
Of course, it was because he hadn't had time.
Another reason was that he had been right next to Kaguya.
And the Eighty Gods Vacuum Attack had been far, far too fast.
Under those circumstances, Naraku simply couldn't react in time, and the inescapable net formed by the fist shadows filling the sky hadn't given him a chance to use elementalization either.
Ultimately, it came back to the same thing: Naraku had been a little too arrogant then.
He hadn't expected Kaguya's counterattack to be so fierce, plunging him into danger in an instant.
Otherwise, with his abilities, even against Kaguya, who was stronger than him, he wouldn't have ended up wounded by her.
"It's over?"
The flames burning at the corners of Naraku's eyes, on his forehead, across his chest, and all over his body gradually died out, and he returned to his original appearance.
He gave Kurikara a flick, feeling the diminished pressure within Supergravity Space.
For some reason, Naraku was no longer pinned down by the dimension's gravity to the point of barely being able to move.
Instead, he now felt a long-absent lightness and sense of control, as though the rules of this dimension were quietly tilting in his favor.
He narrowed his eyes slightly, his gaze sweeping over Kaguya's figure, still lying prone on the ground in the distance.
Her posture showed that the gravity in this dimension hadn't weakened. As for why the pressure on him had diminished instead...
There was only one reason: Naraku had already consumed too much of the chakra within his body.
Ever since the Fourth Shinobi World War began, Naraku had already fought several major battles.
And in every battle,