Uchiha Akaishi Tour

Chapter 335 The Ancestor is Favoritistic, I'm Panicked by the Heart-Sealing Lock

"Hmm—you did very well, worthy of being my descendant." The Sage of Six Paths was a little puzzled as to why Akaishi was no longer calling him "Ancestor," which seemed different from before, but he still praised Akaishi first.

then----

"The credit for repairing the seal belongs to the two of you. You may decide whether to each raise your bloodline by half a level, or raise only one of you." Having learned from his mistakes, the Sage of Six Paths didn't mention any other rewards this time.

It's about enhancing blood circulation!

Either each person gets half, or only one person gets promoted!

In this respect, even if Akaishi asked for more, the Sage of Six Paths' afterimage couldn't squeeze it out—

"Reporting back to the Sage of Six Paths, I think—we should focus on improving our skills." Akaishi said somewhat silently.

The Sage of Six Paths was somewhat disappointed but also somewhat relieved that the little devil from the Indra family would "believe in his own strength" more than "believe in working together." This was not surprising.

Although the Sage of Six Paths was slightly disappointed that it wasn't "half for each person," at least the kid didn't make any other demands.

"Please, Sage of Six Paths, enhance Lan Wu's bloodline!" Akashi said, placing Lan Wu in front of the Sage of Six Paths.

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Upon seeing this, the Sage of Six Paths' expression shifted slightly. Was he giving the opportunity to the descendant of Asura?

This kid—is he acting?

"Are you sure you don't want a reward?" the Sage of Six Paths asked, somewhat amused.

Even if Akaishi is "acting," it doesn't matter.

The Sage of Six Paths found the descendant's little scheme amusing, after all, Indra had never bothered to act back then, and now Akaishi's little trick even made the Sage of Six Paths feel a bit sentimental.

"No need." Akaishi shook his head firmly, not taking the opportunity to ask for anything more.

Upon hearing this, the Sage of Six Paths was taken aback, and then felt even more moved—this child has grown up.

"Good." The Sage of Six Paths nodded and prepared to enhance Lan Wu's bloodline.

But just then, Akashi lowered his head, not looking at the Sage of Six Paths, and began to mutter to himself.

"After all, she is a descendant of Asura—"

Sage of Six Paths: ? ? ?

Why do I feel like there's something hidden in your words?

"Ashura is the second generation of the Ninja Sect, the direct descendant of the Ninja Sect—"

The Sage of Six Paths:

How do you even know this?

The Sage of Six Paths looked at the King of Hell beside him, who immediately lowered his head and dared not utter a sound.

"How could our ancestors have wanted to elevate the bloodline of Indra's descendants?!"

The Sage of Six Paths: ————

"Since I'm already out of favor, I'd better be sensible and not make things difficult for the old lady."

The Sage of Six Paths: ————

The Sage of Six Paths suddenly felt that he could no longer walk.

"Indra, that ancestor, really! Why did he have to defy our ancestor and seize the position of the Ninja Sect?"

The Sage of Six Paths: ————

What is this child saying?

The King of Hell, standing to the side, was almost collapsing to the ground.

The King of Hell is now filled with regret!

Having just helped Akaishi repair the seal, it should have immediately pretended to be exhausted and dispelled the summoning jutsu.

King Yama originally thought that even if Chishi went mad, he would directly question the Sage of Six Paths—it would be a good opportunity for the Sage of Six Paths to personally explain the events of that year to him, so that he wouldn't keep asking him!

In the King of Hell's imagination, the worst outcome was nothing more than Red Stone and the Sage of Six Paths arguing.

Then I can also lend a little support to the Sage of Six Paths and improve my impression in front of the "leader".

Who knows————

This Uchiha doesn't play by the rules at all?

He immediately adopted this "punching bag" attitude, as if he wanted to punish the Sage of Six Paths with "I will never be happy again" —

And—why are you so skilled at it?

"My, my descendant—have you heard any rumors?" The Sage of Six Paths had no choice but to stop and ask.

After all, how could the Sage of Six Paths tolerate Akashi's "talking to himself" like that? He was the fairest person ever!

"Ah!" Akaishi reacted as if he had just realized "how did I make a sound," and quickly explained, "No, no, I—of course I didn't believe it."

The Sage of Six Paths: ————

No news—meaning it was just "hearsay"!

"Indra is my eldest son, whom I love the most and worry about the most—" the Sage of Six Paths couldn't help but explain.

Although there was no need to explain this to Indra's countless descendants, the Sage of Six Paths felt he had no choice but to explain.

"Yes, yes, we clearly gave Ancestor Indra a fair chance to compete, but just because he lost to Wood Release and Sage Mode, Ancestor Indra disappeared without a trace. It's really not right." Akaishi looked heartbroken and understanding.

The Sage of Six Paths: ————

What does it mean to "give someone an opportunity"?

Is there anyone who doesn't want to give him a chance?

besides----

Why emphasize "Sage Mode"?

as well as--

How can that be called "missing"?

Shouldn't it be called "living in seclusion"? Why are you saying it as if he didn't hide away himself?

The Sage of Six Paths was speechless after Akaishi's words. He wanted to explain, but because Akaishi didn't directly question him but instead adopted this stance, he didn't know how to explain himself.

"Asura has grasped the chakra path of connecting people, indeed—suitable for training my Sage Mode." The Sage of Six Paths finally began by explaining this.

Not only because the sarcastic tone of that sentence was the most obvious, but also because—he is someone who cares most about "fairness"!

My "True Sage Mode"—does that mean I don't want to teach Indra?

He's not suited to learning this; he won't learn it even if you teach him!

"As expected of Lord Ashura—" Akaishi looked "reverent," especially "a head shorter."

The Sage of Six Paths: —

Seeing Akaishi's expression of "Asura-sama's talent is still better" and "we are not worthy", the Sage of Six Paths felt even more distressed.

After all, he is this kind of person—

At the time, the Sage of Six Paths did indeed provide Ashura with more assistance, but because Indra was inherently gifted, and especially because he arrogantly believed that his "foolish younger brother" could never catch up with him, he was skeptical of his father's treatment of his brother.

Not only did they have no objections to the help, but they also took it for granted, even with an air of "it wouldn't matter if he helped more."

It was precisely Indra's arrogance and attitude that made the Sage of Six Paths completely unaware of his slight bias.

But now that his juniors had said it like that, the Sage of Six Paths felt extremely uncomfortable, as if he were sitting on pins and needles, as if he had a thorn in his side, as if he had a fishbone stuck in his throat.

For a moment, even the Sage of Six Paths wondered if Indra's unwillingness to see him after the decisive battle of the Ninja Sect was truly because he resented Indra's favoritism.

However, the Sage of Six Paths quickly dismissed this idea.

After all, he knew his son well.

Given Indra's arrogance, it's impossible for him to think that way. Even if he did believe that the Sage of Six Paths was biased, he would only be annoyed by "I actually lost because of a little favoritism," rather than dwelling on "why my father didn't give me so much help."

Indra's later reclusion was still due to his "arrogance" and his inability to face the fact that he had lost to the Asuras!

In other words, Indra's unwillingness to see them wasn't due to any particular animosity towards the Sage of Six Paths and the Asuras, but rather...

Instead, he has feelings for himself.

"My descendant—" The Sage of Six Paths looked at Akashi, who seemed aggrieved, wanting to "seal his heart and lock away his love," and said, "I will never get close to my ancestor again," and "You and Ashura are father and son, we descendants of Indra are not worthy." He didn't know what to say for a moment.

after all----

It now appears that this descendant of Indra is completely different from Indra!

The Sage of Six Paths understood that if he tried to explain it using the same logic he used when facing Indra, Indra would not accept it in his heart. He would only accept it superficially while continuing to "yin and yang" in reality!

"Back then, Indra was too arrogant—I prepared a True Sage Mode for Ashura, to match his Sage Body," and also prepared one for Indra, to match the secrets of the Sharingan, but he never came to me in the future." The Sage of Six Paths said something quite direct.

Upon hearing this, Akaishi's eyes lit up.

The Sage of Six Paths: ————

Okay, okay, you're not going to act anymore, right?

OK----

It's good that they're not acting anymore.

The Sage of Six Paths truly breathed a sigh of relief.

Unlike the previous two times, the Sage of Six Paths was eagerly waiting for Akaishi to make his demands, and it was Akaishi's continued demeanor that bothered him.

Then, the Sage of Six Paths wanted to explain what "missing" meant, so he emphasized: "Originally, this profound technique was not yet complete. Ashura and I perfected it after the Ninja War and hoped to pass it on to Indra, but—it was not completed."

The Sage of Six Paths emphasized that this "gift" was originally prepared by the father and son together. However, Indra made up his mind not to appear again, and he never saw them again until his death. This was one of the Sage of Six Paths' regrets in his old age.

"Not finished?" Akaishi repeated strangely—so you didn't finish it before the final battle?

The Sage of Six Paths:

The Sage of Six Paths wanted to slap himself—why did he have to say all this?

Of course, this is actually quite easy to explain!

That brat Indra refused to bow down or beg him, and the Sage of Six Paths himself didn't have the Sharingan—the Rinnegan is fundamentally different from the Sharingan—so without Indra's cooperation, it was impossible to complete the task completely.

In comparison, Ashura's "sage body" is not fundamentally different from the Sage of Six Paths' physique.

Ashura was able to complete this later because he was taking care of Indra's descendants, and thus had some understanding of the Sharingan.

Originally, in the mind of the Sage of Six Paths, this ultimate secret was comparable to the "True Sage Mode" he gave to Ashura, so he never thought of giving it as a "reward".

But now—

After being relentlessly challenged by Akaishi, the Sage of Six Paths had no choice but to pull out this to prove himself!

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