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Chapter 193 Deidara's inventory is complete.

Deidara's art was based on explosions, and the ultimate art he wanted to use on Sasuke was naturally also an explosion.

[Yes, it's a self-destruction.]

Seeing Deidara's expression that seemed to say, "I'm going to drag you down to hell with me," Sasuke was completely dumbfounded.

[Sasuke: I just want to know where the one-against-seven guy went? Was it really necessary to fight so hard? Also, my persona is that of a poker-faced pretty boy; I didn't mean to look down on you at all.]

However, Deidara exploded without warning, with an blast radius of ten kilometers.

Before he died, Deidara murmured, "I'm sorry, Tobi."

[Because he believed that Ah Fei couldn't escape and would inevitably die from his self-destruction.]

Finally, Deidara muttered, "Art is an explosion," before instantly transforming into the fiery Patrick Star, blasted to smithereens by his own explosion.

As for Sasuke? He survived thanks to his status as the second male lead.

[The Akatsuki members learned through Zetsu that Deidara, the explosives production line worker, was gone, and they all observed a moment of silence.]

[Thus, Deidara, employee number Qinglong, ultimately left the Akatsuki organization due to his death.]

"Ten kilometers? Was Deidara's final self-destruction that powerful?"

On the light screen, Deidara's earth-shattering self-destruction unfolded before everyone's eyes.

Wherever the explosion went, everything was reduced to ashes.

This power was enough to make Hashirama Senju take it seriously.

"Even if I were to get hit, I'd probably get injured."

Tobirama Senju glanced at Hashirama, who was speaking, and wanted to complain to his older brother: "An attack that someone else risked their life for can only hurt you? Not even seriously? Are you even human?"

However, thinking of Hashirama's infuriatingly sharp tongue, Tobirama decided it was best not to make any comments.

Instead of speaking to Hashirama, Tobirama took the initiative to ask him, "Tobirama, if you encountered Deidara's self-destruction, what would you do?"

Tobirama sneered, but couldn't help replying, "It's simple. I know the Flying Thunder God Technique. Deidara's self-destruction poses no threat to me whatsoever."

"Brother, you can't do this."

Upon hearing Tobirama's reply, Hashirama Senju immediately shook his head. "You'll never become a strong person if you always rely on these flashy abilities."

"Anyway, I'm not going to be like you, stubbornly trying to tough it out like a fool."

"I'm not stupid, why would I try to withstand it with my body? At this moment, using Wood Release: Ranking Technique would most likely be enough to block Deidara's self-destruction. Oh right, bro, you don't know Wood Release, why am I telling you this?"

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At this moment, Tobirama's desire to find his father, Butsuma Senju's, body tissue was stronger than ever before.

He, as the younger brother, has completely become a "little brother," and the only way to punish his older brother is to have their father step in.

Unfortunately, with the passage of time and the changes of the era, the bodies of the old man, Thousand-Handed Butsuma, and his brothers have long since disappeared without a trace.

The power of Deidara's self-destruction surprised even Hashirama Senju.

The Third Hokage was also quite surprised by the power of Deidara's self-destruction.

He never expected that his old rival's apprentice would have such a move as "Heaven and Earth Living Together".

The explosion left nothing but barren land in its wake.

"Sasuke, how did you manage to escape that explosion?"

Among those present, there were actually quite a few who could have survived Deidara's self-destruction.

Minato Namikaze can use the Flying Thunder God Technique to escape, and Sakumo Hatake can also use his top-notch reflexes and speed to make a quick getaway.

Shinobi like Jiraiya and the Third Hokage, who possessed summoning beasts, only needed to perform reverse summoning.

Therefore, in the eyes of these people, Sasuke, who signed the summoning contract at Ryuchi Cave, would most likely use the Reverse Summoning Technique to escape the explosion.

Of all those present, only Naruto foolishly asked Sasuke a question.

"It's probably reverse psychic communication."

After Sasuke said that, Naruto realized what was going on.

He lightly tapped his head and said with a grin, "Hehe, how come I didn't think of that?"

"You are different from me."

Sasuke shook his head and looked at Naruto seriously, saying, "You are the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki, so you can activate Tailed Beast Mode to protect yourself. Although you might be seriously injured, you definitely won't die. I'm different. The power of the Cursed Seal isn't enough for me to safely withstand this explosion. I can only rely on Reverse Summoning to avoid it."

Upon hearing this, everyone present nodded.

What Sasuke said was the same as what they analyzed.

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"Jiraiya."

Just as everyone was praising Sasuke's response, the Third Hokage whispered to Jiraiya, "We can't let Deidara go back to Iwagakure."

Jiraiya nodded; he too was somewhat reluctant to let Deidara return to Iwagakure.

Initially, he wanted Onoki to handle Deidara simply because he didn't want to encounter Deidara, the explosive maniac, during the battle with Akatsuki, which could lead to massive casualties on Konoha's side.

However, after seeing that Deidara had another move—self-destruction—he, like the Third Hokage, had the idea of ​​not letting Deidara return to Iwagakure.

The power of this self-destruction was simply too great. Judging from the destructive power shown on the screen, this self-destruction was even more powerful than the Tailed Beast Balls of many Tailed Beasts.

If Deidara really returns to Iwagakure, it would undoubtedly give Onoki a powerful weapon that everyone would fear.

This is something the Third Hokage and the others didn't want to see.

"It seems the plan needs to be slightly modified. We still need to talk to Onoki, just to do him a favor. As for whether Deidara will return to Iwagakure, and whether he will still be alive or dead at that time, that's uncertain."

Then came the Fourth Shinobi World War, where Deidara was resurrected using the Impure World Reincarnation technique, completely ruining his character.

[He wasn't afraid at all when he lost Gaara's arm; he was incredibly composed and incredibly cool.]

[At nineteen years old, after being reanimated, he became a goofball. Besides falling into a trap and being suppressed, he was also criticized by the Allied Shinobi Forces' grunts for being a talkative character. He went from being the Akatsuki's Blue Dragon to a reanimated grunt.]

Of course, the later plot developments do not diminish Deidara's significance within the overall story.

Deidara's artistic philosophy differed from that of his old colleague Sasori, who believed that the pursuit of eternity was about preserving cherished moments.

Deidara, however, believed that capturing the moment was to achieve an eternal, awe-inspiring experience.

[Throughout the story, Deidara's passion for art shines through; his fervent pursuit of it is the purest expression of his inner desire.]

[He had no ties to Sasori's relatives, nor was he bound by Hidan's sectarian influence. He focused solely on developing his unique artistic vision, pushing the excessive and flamboyant style of playing with mud to its extreme.]

He was equally dedicated to his work, constantly taking on tasks assigned by the organization.

If Onoki had learned a thing or two about youth education and provided some guidance, the ninja world might have one less terrorist with internal explosives and one more head of the ninja world's number one demolition and demolition team. His future would have been incredibly bright. Why should he be stuck in the Akatsuki's small factory, doing assembly-line work of molding clay?

[Fate may have secretly wronged Deidara, but art is that moment of passion that is brewed from cold emotions.]

Even though life's journey is too short, Deidara ultimately lived up to his fleeting art, shining brightly in the vast world.

(End of this chapter)