Konoha: Starting with a sign-in for Hashirama cells

The more Kakashi saw, the harder it was for him to believe that such a vast and realistic environment could be a construct of illusion.

"Illusion, dispel." Kakashi tried to break the illusion using a conventional but effective method.

invalid.

The scene before him remained unchanged, and he found nothing amiss. Everything he saw and heard was exactly the same as reality.

"Still not giving up?" Minato said helplessly.

"Let's go, keep leveling up, reach level 15, find a way to catch a mount, leave this island, and head to the mainland."

"After passing the assessment and officially changing jobs, you can freely enter and exit. Oh right, Naruto mentioned it before, what's it called, online and offline, hmm."

"Why do we have to reach level 15 to catch a mount? And what does 'the continent' refer to?" Kakashi couldn't help but ask.

"You can't go without a mount, what's this about job change?"

"How would I know why?" Minato said dejectedly. "It was all Naruto's design and doing. You should ask him."

The two continued talking, but their actions never stopped.

Having chakra greatly improves the efficiency of finding and defeating monsters.

Although the monsters of the corresponding level are also increasing in strength, they are experienced in combat and can use real-world techniques when facing these two.

It's not difficult at all to do it.

Soon, they figured out the situation on the island and why they needed a mount to leave.

After all, there are whirlpools of all sizes in the sea not far from the island, making it impossible for a raft to pass.

As for refining chakra and traveling on water to some unknown continent, forget it. Your chakra reserves don't support that method.

The tedious grinding and leveling up time passed by in the blink of an eye. Minato entered the game earlier than Kakashi and had already soloed some monsters and gained some experience.

Therefore, they were the first to reach level 15.

Then, a window that only he could see popped up, and Minato quickly scanned it.

"I was wondering why. This island is full of land creatures, and there aren't any large fish in the sea that can carry people. Where are we supposed to find a mount?" Minato suddenly realized.

"It turns out there is a special mount space. Once you meet the level requirements, you can enter it and find your favorite mount."

Despite saying that, Minato didn't rush to leave. Instead, he stayed behind to help Kakashi level up by defeating monsters.

Once Kakashi reached level 15 and gained the qualification to enter the mount space, they went in together.

In an instant, a dazzling array of mounts came into view.

There are eagles soaring in the sky, whales swimming through the waves, and turtles, crabs, pandas, snakes, toads, and dogs.

These mounts were all sealed in containers with nutrient solutions to provide them with nutrition, and each one of them was quite large.

Out of habit, Minato chose the toad, while Kakashi chose the dog.

There were no instructions, and they didn't know how to do it, so the two of them walked to the container and stood there, hoping to find some kind of switch.

Unexpectedly, it wasn't necessary. After the two made their choice, the chosen container opened automatically, and the sleeping creature inside awoke.

They launched an attack on the person who chose them.

For both Minato and Kakashi, fighting was not a problem.

It wasn't easy, but it wasn't difficult to solve either; the battle was won in less than a few minutes.

Then you mount your own horse and leave the island.

The journey was smooth sailing.

A toad can leap tens or even hundreds of meters in a single bound, while a dog runs tirelessly across the sea, easily flipping over any large wave it encounters.

In this era, without handheld game consoles or computers, the so-called single-player games and online games are simply out of the question.

For Minato and Kakashi, who had never played this type of game before, going straight into a holographic game was a huge leap.

They weren't completely without interests, but neither of them were the type to enjoy playing around, so neither of them felt particularly addicted.

They treated this as an unfamiliar new territory, exploring it step by step, satisfying their curiosity while also helping Naruto find any possible "bags".

"Kakashi, how are you feeling?" With no sign of the mainland in sight and nothing else to do, Minato asked.

“It’s true,” Kakashi said.

"Yes, I can't believe this is an illusion either, but..." Minato felt the sea breeze blowing in his face and then made two more strokes in the sea.

Smell, touch, everything—everything—was telling him that it was true.

"What is Naruto trying to do by creating such a huge and realistic genjutsu world? It can't just be something he wants to play around with or pass the time, right?" Kakashi asked.

"There are quite a few benefits," Minato said truthfully without hiding anything.

"For those who enter this illusionary world, it can prolong life, strengthen the body, and even be exchanged for daily necessities."

"For Naruto, his strength can reach another level and become even stronger."

"Stronger..." Kakashi couldn't imagine what level that was.

After all, Naruto's current strength already exceeds his imagination. No matter how much stronger he becomes, it will still be beyond his imagination. From this point of view, there is no difference.

“I don’t understand the process of imagining it either,” Minato said.

"However, I asked Naruto, and he assured me that this genjutsu world has no disadvantages whatsoever; it is entirely beneficial and without any harm."

"Once we've tested it for a while and confirmed that there are no problems or issues, we can start promoting it to other regions."

"Promotion." Kakashi frowned, surprised. "Not just in the village, but open to the public as well?"

“Yes, this thing is beneficial to everyone, and the more people there are, the greater the benefit to Naruto, the stronger he will become, and the greater the effect,” Minato said.

"According to Naruto, it can not only cure diseases, but also regenerate severed limbs. As long as the person doesn't die on the spot, they can be saved by entering the genjutsu world."

"This is so exaggerated, the more I listen, the more unbelievable it seems," Kakashi said, stunned.

"It is indeed quite exaggerated, outrageous." Minato smiled awkwardly.

"There may be some exaggeration involved, but I think that even if the effect isn't that amazing, there will still be plenty of benefits."

Kakashi nodded thoughtfully: "Isn't just the two of us too few? Shouldn't we find more people?"

“Who said it’s just us? There are many others, but it seems they’re scattered across different regions,” Minato said.

"Everyone's situation is about the same. Once we get to the mainland, we should be able to meet up."

Kakashi asked some more questions and got a general idea of ​​the situation, which was to remain silent, recall and observe whether there was a bag.

Chapter 294 A Three-Pronged Approach

reality.

On the moon.

Inside the artificial sun.

The real Naruto stood before the giant Tenseigan, his chakra harmonizing with the immense energy of the giant Tenseigan.

With the help of the giant Tenseigan, he was able to project his eye power to Earth over an extremely long distance.

The first batch of participants consisted of 300 people.

The Hyuga clan: Tsunade, Jiraiya, Kakashi, Iruka, Asuma, Kurenai, Anko, Guy, and Genma Shiranui.

A group of secret agents.

Sakura and her family.

Ino and her family.

Shikamaru, Choji, Kiba, Shino, and Sasuke.

Since it's an inner circle, it can't be limited to ninjas; ordinary people should also be included.

Among the ordinary people Naruto knows, with whom he has a good relationship and can trust, is the Daimyo of the Land of Snow, who is also a famous actress, Kazahana Koyuki.

More than half of the insiders were from Feng Hua Xiao Xue's side, including retainers and colleagues from the film crew.

Under the guise of high technology, anything unscientific can be explained.

"It's been open for a while now, how's it going?" Hinata asked softly as she approached silently.

Naruto twitched his nose and smelled the aroma of tea. He opened his eyes and glanced to the side, where he saw Hinata holding a plate with freshly brewed black tea on it.

Add a few pastries and cookies as accompaniments, and it looks very appetizing.

Naruto, unperturbed by the heat, or rather, unafraid of it, picked up his teacup, took a small sip, ate two cookies, and casually remarked.

So far, everything is normal, and there have been no unexpected problems.

"They are just ordinary people with no combat experience, who can't fight monsters and can only do some simple logging tasks, so their leveling speed is relatively slow."

"I reckon that once it's officially rolled out, we'll need to increase the experience reward for the task, otherwise it will discourage a lot of impatient people."

"We need to think more about the types of tasks. Simply logging and gathering herbs is too monotonous."

"Also, I didn't notice the problem when it was just the two of us testing together before, but I only realized it this time when we brought in three hundred people at once."

"Oh, what is it?" Hinata asked curiously.

She stayed with Naruto for two months, doing tests and basically taking care of everything she could think of.

This internal test is just a last resort to ensure that there won't be too many obvious bugs.

"Well, how should I put it?" Naruto pondered.

"In the modified Infinite Tsukuyomi, which is a world of illusion, I can create and destroy."

"But I cannot control life that has already been created; they have a high degree of initiative and a strong sense of self."

"To be honest, if things continue like this, I have no way of predicting what this illusionary world will eventually become."

"It seems that from the moment it took shape and became fixed, it has been operating on its own according to certain rules."

"Won't something bad happen?" Hinata asked worriedly. "This genjutsu world is connected to you. What if something happens to it...?"

"Nothing should happen," Naruto said.

"Although I can't control the process, I can add or delete things."