"Grandmother..."
Asura, who had hurried over from a distance, looked at Kaguya, took a deep breath, and then asked:
"Where did you come from?"
At those words, Kaguya's body jolted, and her fingers trembled slightly. Looking at Asura before her, a guess arose in her mind.
"No, that's not right. The God Tree hasn't appeared yet. They shouldn't have succeeded yet."
Kaguya murmured softly, then raised her head and looked at Asura before her.
"Asura, give me your chakra, or it'll be too late!" She grabbed Asura's hand and spoke with utter seriousness.
"Grandmother, what's wrong? I just wanted to ask where you came from." Asura was rather puzzled.
Tobirama's expression, on the other hand, was growing uglier by the moment.
Ever since Kaguya had emerged, she had been deeply insecure, constantly trying to obtain power.
The key was that she already possessed a certain amount of power herself.
Then there was the "they" she had murmured just now when her origins were mentioned.
"So it's true? There are enemies out among the stars."
Tobirama sighed helplessly, a headache coming on.
Having enemies was no big deal. The problem was not knowing anything about them and letting them exploit that information gap. That would be bad.
Take Kaguya, for example. What if she had used that space-shattering ability to tear straight out of the Kamui Dimension to Kakashi's location in the Shinobi World?
Then all their precautions would have been useless.
The Ōtsutsuki Clan, huh.
Tobirama rubbed his temples and walked toward Kaguya, signaling to Asura that he, Tobirama, would take over the questioning now.
"What exactly is the Ōtsutsuki Clan? A race from among the stars?"
Kaguya looked at Tobirama as he approached her. She still didn't know that he had prepared all those sealing technique formulas earlier. Otherwise,