After thinking it over for a while, Saku finally made up his mind.
Since even Hagoromo, the Sage of Six Paths, thought so, there was no need for them to remain stubborn.
To be honest, the moon's environment really was poor.
The terrain was generally full of craters, and the vast moon's food harvest could not match that of a single village in the Shinobi World.
If not for the ancestral teachings left behind by their forebears, many of the Ōtsutsuki would have left long ago.
"Tobirama, let me take you to see the Giant Tenseigan next." Saku walked over and spoke to Tobirama, who had finished taking pictures.
Tobirama raised an eyebrow, the corners of his mouth lifting slightly. He nodded and said readily:
"No problem. Looks like you've come around?"
Saku shrugged helplessly, glanced at the group playing over there, and sighed as he spoke.
"Even if I hadn't, you'd probably make sure I did, wouldn't you?"
Tobirama did not respond, merely smiling faintly before turning to look in one direction.
"The Giant Tenseigan is over there, right?" After all, the chakra fluctuations over there were the strongest, making them the most conspicuous thing within Tobirama's perception.
"Yes, that's the ancestral shrine. The Giant Tenseigan is inside." Saku nodded, then continued, "Of course, the Hamura stone statue used to be inside too, but the Holy Maiden summoned it to the Shinobi World."
"Do you need us to send the statue back?" Tobirama asked.
"No need." Saku shook his head and looked seriously at Tobirama, his Byakugan fixed on Tobirama's eyes as he asked, "Does Konoha have spare land that could accommodate the Ōtsutsuki Clan?"
"We do, but your identity would be a little difficult to handle." Tobirama nodded. He had more or less guessed what Saku intended to