At first, Naruto listened to Naraku in stunned disbelief, but gradually, he began to calm down quickly, as though he understood everything Naraku had said.
"Besides..." Naraku continued, "do you two really want me to help settle your differences?"
"No!"
"Don't!"
At that moment, Naruto and Sasuke instead rejected the idea of Naraku intervening in unison.
Exchanging a glance with Naruto, Sasuke made up his mind. "Naruto, you know where we'll fight."
With that, he glanced at Naraku and the Sage of Six Paths, then left first.
Naruto followed right behind him without hesitation.
Shihōin Naraku and the Sage of Six Paths remained where they were, watching the two leave.
"You really don't want to stop them?" Hagoromo Otsutsuki asked, looking at Naraku with some puzzlement.
The reason he did not intervene to stop the reincarnations of his two sons' chakra from fighting was that this scene had played out countless times already.
He had long been prepared for it.
So they might as well fight.
After all, the feud between Asura and Indra was not so easily resolved.
Perhaps only a fight would let them truly accept each other.
Besides, even if he tried to dissuade them, it might not do any good.
That was also why the Sage of Six Paths had not stopped them.
But Naraku was different from him. After all, both Naruto and Sasuke were people Naraku knew, and they had just worked together to fight Kaguya.
By all rights, he should at least have said something to dissuade them.
Naraku raised a hand to his brow and watched Naruto and Sasuke leave, smiling indifferently. "Would it help?"
"The reincarnations of your two sons' chakra have been fighting for so long. Even you, their father, can't talk them out of it. What could I possibly