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Chapter 116 Two Days on the Scales - Onoki (Please Subscribe)

The Land of Waves, a seaside town.

The old man, Dong Siren, knelt respectfully on the ground, looking solemnly ahead. He was a short, white-haired old man.

It is worth noting that the short old man, with his hands behind his back and his toes half a foot off the ground, was floating and admiring the surging sea.

"How are the ships I asked you to prepare?" the old man asked calmly without turning around.

"The ships are ready, and Kirigakure has been notified in advance." After saying this, Higashi no Shijin hesitated for a moment, then gritted his teeth and said, "Excuse my bluntness, Lord Onoki, you shouldn't have come in person. If it's a trap, and Konoha and Kirigakure secretly joined forces, the danger is just too great!"

"Who do you think I am?"

The short old man slowly turned around, a hint of arrogance appearing in his eyes: "I am Onoki, the Two-Pound Scale Master!"

The short, old man floating in mid-air was none other than the Third Tsuchikage of Iwagakure, Onoki the Two-Headed Scale!

Born before the Warring States period, now over sixty years old, he is practically a living fossil in the ninja world.

When other Kage mention Onoki, the two-day scale, their first reaction is that he is cunning, treacherous, insidious, and vicious!
But what is even more frightening than that is the Dust Release, a unique kekkei tato technique of Iwagakure that is said to surpass kekkei genkai!
The Dust Release technique of the two Libra Onoki is even more refined and threatening than that of the previous Tsuchikage!

Furthermore, he is one of the few ninjas who can fly in the air, giving him a natural, almost overwhelming advantage over ninjas on the ground.

Even the Third Raikage, one of the strongest ninjas in the world today, had to be wary of Onoki, the Scaleless.

"What can a mere Mizukage and Hokage do even if they join forces?"

Two days later, Onoki sneered, crossed his arms, and looked arrogant: "In my eyes, they are nothing more than two immature children."

Seeing that he couldn't stop it, Higashi no Shijin had no choice but to give up: "Yes, Lord Onoki, but please be careful, you are the pillar of Iwagakure."

"I know, I know."

Two days later, Onoki pouted and waved his hand impatiently: "Don't bother me while I'm watching the sea. Tell the boatman we're leaving tomorrow!"

"Yes, Lord Onoki!"

The dead man slowly rose and retreated.

As he watched the sunset slowly sink below the horizon, Onoki felt a sense of satisfaction: "What a pity, such a beautiful sight can only be seen in the Land of Water."

Then think about the Land of Earth, it's all mountains and mountains, I'm already tired of it, how can it compare to the Land of Water?

Unfortunately, even the most beautiful scenery can only be appreciated for a fleeting moment. Onoki sighed softly, put his hands behind his back, and slowly flew back. He planned to stay by the sea tonight, firstly to enjoy the night view, and secondly to save some trouble tomorrow, as he could set off from here to the Land of Water tomorrow.

Back in his room, Onoki looked around and nodded with satisfaction: "The place Higashi Dead found is pretty good; it's very clean."

Just then, a yellowish oil lamp lying in a corner pile of junk caught his attention, and he walked over as if drawn to it.

Picking up the old oil lamp, its surface was covered in rust, and you could vaguely see some obscure symbols engraved on it, but they were all covered by rust, making it impossible to see the whole thing.

Onoki, who already had a habit of collecting antiques, was immediately intrigued: "This thing is quite interesting. It's at least a hundred years old, hehe."

Onoki found the oil lamp quite interesting, so he casually placed it on the table. Whoosh!
Suddenly, the oil lamp was inexplicably lit!

A bluish flame burned inside the oil lamp, casting an eerie glow.

Onoki felt a wave of drowsiness wash over him and rubbed his eyes. "Strange, I feel a bit tired from yawning today."

Overwhelmed by sleepiness, he shook his head, thinking it was probably due to his age, and simply lay down on the bed, intending to take a nap before continuing.

As soon as I closed my eyes, a deep darkness swept over me.

A black mist, as if permeating a dream, surged like a tide, with stars twinkling faintly, interspersed with murmurs that seemed both real and unreal.

Onoki felt his thoughts drifting lightly, like balloons, on a vast ocean.

When Onoki regained consciousness, he found himself standing in a huge church.

The magnificent cathedral was built from countless bones. Countless skulls on the dome stared down with empty eyes, while distorted human faces protruded from the transparent glass walls, struggling as if to break in.

Directly in front of him was an ancient, mottled bronze table, and opposite him sat a figure shrouded in a faint glow, seemingly composed of countless overlapping figures.

Behind that being was a huge white bone cross, filled with an indescribable eerie aura.

This bizarre scene instantly startled Onoki, who lowered his voice warily and asked, "Who are you?!"

For some reason, when faced with that radiant presence of countless overlapping figures, he felt a strange fear and subconsciously lowered his gaze, as if his soul was issuing a warning: Do not look directly at it!
"I am just an 'spectator' witnessing history and the future unfold."

Uchiha Muneki sat casually, leaning back in his chair, his hands clasped together and placed on his lap, his tone exuding an indescribable ease and leisure.

The spiritual vision quietly opened, allowing direct observation of deeper astral bodies through Onoki's spiritual body.

The colors are deep and somber, occasionally flashing with other emotions, suggesting a state of tension, with a subtle hint of fear mixed in.

Fear is not unexpected.

After all, this 'Church of Bones' built in a dream, although not a real divine kingdom, still has its own unique charm.

Even a ninja, like a Kage like Onoki, would feel fear when encountering something beyond reason for the first time; this is perfectly normal.

“The audience.” Onoki frowned, repeatedly pondering the word, feeling that the word “audience” was not as simple as he understood it, but should have a deeper meaning.

The experienced Onoki quietly attempted to escape this space.

But he soon discovered that this was not an illusion space, and he could not escape by disrupting his chakra!
Realizing the seriousness of the problem, Onoki became much more vigilant. However, out of caution, he decided not to act rashly before ascertaining the other party's identity and strength. Remaining unchanged was the best solution.

After carefully considering his words, Onoki asked again, "Sir, what exactly are your plans in bringing me here?"

"You seem to have misunderstood something, it's about the two-day oscillator, Onoki."

Uchiha Muneki said calmly and indifferently, "It wasn't 'I' who brought 'you' here, but rather fate that guided you to 'enter' my divine realm."

(End of this chapter)