Naruto: The Abstract Strategist of the Akatsuki

After learning about Bai Mo's specific abilities, Ada was completely relieved.

She had only guessed before, but now she is completely certain that Bai Mo also possesses "omnipotence".

Given the bizarre and detailed nature of this ability, Ada absolutely refused to believe that it could be innate or developed.

In the instant Ada found peace, she also felt her consciousness begin to fade, her vision went black, and she never woke up again.

Yes, Bai Mo made his move.

Without the slightest hesitation, Bai Mo killed Ada, who had already lost her invincibility buff.

It's often said that villains die from talking too much, but there's no specific numerical definition of "talking too much," and talking too much isn't directly related to failure.

But now, facing Ada, talking too much would really get him killed.

Ada didn't dare use Omnipotence to inquire about Bai Mo's abilities because the invincible command would be overwritten during the inquiry process.

After deciding to die, she decided to resolve some doubts in her heart before she died, which is why she used the omnipotent command.

Now that she has finished asking her questions, if Bai Mo does not kill her, she can either reactivate the invincible command or try to use the command to counter Bai Mo's ability.

Of course, Ada's final analysis concluded that her countermeasures could only prevent "bullying incidents" from occurring, and still could not break the deadlock.

But even if we take a step back, she can still choose to regain her invincibility.

Therefore, Bai Mo took action without hesitation.

As the embodiment of divine will, Bai Mo, who is imprinted with the world of Tsukuyomi, represents Bai Mo in the real ninja world.

In other words, if in the real ninja world, after Boruto and Sasuke disappear, Ada returns to try and revert history, Bai Mo would still kill her, just like in the world of the Tsukuyomi.

However, if it is a newly created entity, such as Amado trying to create the androids from the original work, then Bai Mo feels there is no need to stop it.

There's no need to redeem pseudo-human villains.

That's because once the pseudo-humans start their own cycle, the outside world can no longer interfere with them, and naturally, they cannot be changed.

Dealing with this pseudo-humanoid being is like dealing with a small animal.

If you spend time with the animals when they are born, they will be easy to tame.

Once the small animals start eating people and drawing blood, then the only option is to kill them; don't try to let them return to their innocent state.

In his previous life, Bai Mo knew someone named Chen Duo. Because of her childhood experiences, Chen Duo was quite hypocritical. However, because they met early on, Bai Mo easily changed her and made her no longer purely self-centered.

Therefore, Bai Mo did not condemn artificial humans outright.

This time, Ida truly has no reason to live.

As an android, he was surrounded by other androids besides Jigen Isshiki. The only normal person was Amado, a mad scientist who had lost his daughter.

There's no proper guidance or education from anyone; it's completely rotten.

Meanwhile, Naruto finally landed on the other side, crashing heavily into the desert.

Fortunately, he was in good physical condition, and after letting out a few cries, he got up from the ground.

Naruto looked around and found himself surrounded by desert ruins, where there should have been a town.

Naruto didn't rush to leave.

He remembered that his father had appeared when he was flying through the air, trying to take him back, but he had to give up because the strength in his body was too great.

He wasn't in a hurry to go back.

Just stay where you are and wait a while. Dad should be coming to pick you up with the Flying Thunder God Technique soon.

However, Naruto waited in the same spot for a long time, until he felt thirsty, but his father still didn't come.

Of course, Naruto's current physical condition wouldn't allow him to get thirsty after staying in the desert for a short time; that's a psychological issue.

Naruto initially thought his father had miscalculated and assumed he was still flying in the sky because he hadn't come to pick him up.

After waiting for a long time, he still hadn't arrived, and Naruto sensed something was wrong.

"Could something have happened in Konoha?"

Naruto's expression immediately changed.

He certainly didn't want to return to find that Konoha had completely disappeared.

With that thought in mind, Naruto prepared to set off immediately and run back to Konoha.

After taking only two steps, Naruto suddenly felt his feet slip and he began to fall downwards.

There's actually an underground space beneath this place?

When Naruto was halfway down, he suddenly stopped and floated in mid-air.

Yes, Naruto, who inherited the power of Yang, already possessed the ability to fly, but he was unaware of it until now.

With flight mode enabled, Naruto is like a Minecraft player who has activated flight mode and entered a natural mine, starting to explore everywhere underground.

Soon, Naruto discovered that this place was very similar to a place that Gaara had told him about in the real ninja world.

Gaara had told him that he, his sister Temari, and Bai Mo had discovered a place called the Dragon Vein in a desert ruin.

Bai Mo and the others discovered that the dragon vein was actually a root of the divine tree that had penetrated deep into the earth to absorb nutrients from the land. In the end, the dragon vein was pulled out of the ground by them, and the desert of the Wind Kingdom will slowly recover.

Is there a dragon vein in the world of Tsukuyomi?

Naruto looked at the roots in front of him, hesitated for a moment, and then did nothing.

It wasn't that Naruto hadn't considered that the Dragon Vein might enhance his strength; he had. However, he believed that the current enemy couldn't be defeated simply by increasing his strength.

Ada from Konoha is absolutely invincible. So what if he increases his strength a bit with the Dragon Vein?

It would be better to hurry back and check the situation.

Just as Naruto was flying into the sky, a figure suddenly appeared beside him and plummeted straight down.

That's right, it's Minato Namikaze.

Minato Namikaze first learned in Konoha that Ada had been defeated, then he saw the real Madara Uchiha appear, and then Obito confessed that he admired Kakashi.

All of this happened so fast that Minato Namikaze was completely absorbed in it.

It wasn't until Kushina reminded him that he remembered he still needed to bring Naruto back, and that's when he chased after the Flying Thunder God Technique on Naruto's body.

It's just different from last time.

Last time, Minato Namikaze knew that Naruto was flying far away and was concentrating on it, so he grabbed Naruto immediately.

But this time, he still assumed that Naruto was still flying, and when he appeared, he instinctively reached out and grabbed at nothing.

Because this time Naruto flew upwards.

Minato Namikaze just plummeted straight down like that.

A ninja with an intact body certainly doesn't need to worry about being killed by a fall.

Minato Namikaze didn't even bother using the Flying Thunder God Technique to get to a safe place. He simply pulled out the Rasengan and pressed it to the ground, intending to use the recoil to offset the fall damage.

However, Minato Namikaze failed to notice that beneath the dimly lit space lay not land, but long, thin roots.

Fortunately, this root was from the ancient Divine Tree and was tough enough that a single Rasengan was not enough to break through its defenses, and nothing happened.

"Naruto, let's go. I'll come back with you."

Minato Namikaze looked at Naruto, who was chasing down from the sky, and reached out his hand.

"Okay, uh, wait a minute, Dad, let's leave a mark here."

Before leaving, Naruto thought of something and said to Minato Namikaze.