Naruto: I Can Take People Through the Ninja World in the Future-Chapter 420: Truth and Caution

At this moment, Madara, more than anyone, is aware of his own weakness.

Once he engages in battle with this mysterious Immortal Blessing, the likelihood of his defeat is extremely high!

He has already lost one Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan. If he loses again, his life might be at risk, and the dream he has longed for could be shattered!

Madara cannot afford to take any more risks.

Fortunately, this Immortal Blessing seems to dislike fighting?

He also isn't as aggressive as his other self, so there still seems to be hope?

"What do you really want?"

Madara tensed his body, remaining vigilant as he asked.

"You shouldn't be asking what I want, but rather asking yourself what you want? Is the path you're taking truly capable of achieving what you desire..."

Lux deliberately flipped the question, further fueling the doubts within Madara.

It wasn't because he wanted to appear mysterious, but because dealing with different targets requires different approaches.

Madara from Parallel World 1 and Madara from Parallel World 2 are clearly different in age and mindset, especially since the latter has already paid a heavy price and borne significant costs.

Simply giving advice or revealing the truth isn't always effective.

Like when Madara from Parallel World 1 just spoke about the truth of Black Zetsu and the Infinite Tsukuyomi, but for Madara from Parallel World 2, it was unbelievable; no one can wake someone who is deliberately asleep, unless they themselves are willing to wake up.

Moreover, this Madara isn't part of the Konoha faction, and Lux currently can't take him to another timeline to prove it.

He also can't directly capture Black Zetsu to confront him, or summon the Sage of Six Paths from Parallel World 2, let alone release Kaguya to demonstrate the Infinite Tsukuyomi.

Without concrete evidence, don't expect to easily convince a resolute Madara.

Fortunately, Lux doesn't need to convince him right now.

"What do you mean?"

"What the other Madara said earlier, you heard it yourself. Are you still confident that the path you've chosen is definitely the right one?"

"Do you also reject the Infinite Tsukuyomi? Is a world of eternal peace, where everyone can get what they desire, not better than this chaotic ninja world?"

"If it's truly that good, why didn't the Sage of Six Paths use it back then?"

"..."

"Perhaps because the era of the Sage of Six Paths wasn't as bad as it is now!"

"And that's just your assumption, isn't it?"

"I..."

"You don't trust your own self who possesses the Rinnegan, but instead trust an inscription without evidence. Is that what you call wisdom?"

"That inscription is the heritage of the Uchiha clan, only the Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan can fully read and understand its truth! How could it be fake?"

"Oh? Then guess, can I alter the records on that inscription?"

"This..."

"And, Madara, you're so passionate about pursuing world peace through the Infinite Tsukuyomi. Is it for your own dream? Or to fulfill Hashirama's dream? Or to deny Hashirama's ninja village system and truly defeat him once and for all?"

"..."

Madara fell silent again.

This is what's called "opening the heart."

Perhaps even Madara himself can't distinguish whether he's doing this for himself or for Hashirama? Or choosing the Moon's Eye Plan.

Or maybe it's a mix of all those reasons...

"Enough. Whether the Infinite Tsukuyomi is good or bad, whether it has flaws, you must investigate it yourself. Until you understand it, there's no need to continue attacking Konoha."

"That's my request."

Lux was also too lazy to explain further, having already said a lot.

If Madara still insists on fighting, then he can only reluctantly release the "Pokemon" Isshiki.

Hearing this, Madara frowned.

Up to this point, even with his strong resolve, he couldn't help but doubt whether the Infinite Tsukuyomi is truly as perfect as the inscription claims.

It's like when everyone around you says your child doesn't look like you. Even if you don't care at first, if it's said repeatedly, even the most resolute person will start to doubt.

They'll unconsciously consider whether to take a DNA test to confirm the truth.

Without testing, there will always be a slight unease in the heart.

Only by confirming it can one truly live in peace.

The words of Madara from Parallel World 1 earlier, and now Lux's words, have planted a deep thorn in his heart.

Once the seed of doubt begins to grow, it will surely bear abundant fruit.

After all, it's just to confirm, and there's no loss for Madara himself.

Madara hesitated for a moment, then clenched his teeth and made a decision: "I'll investigate it myself, but after understanding everything, then what?"

"You can act as you wish, I won't interfere anymore."

"Fine!"

"A small warning, on the moon lies the truth you seek. How to get there, you'll have to figure it out yourself."

Lux added one more sentence, giving Madara a hint.

Because on Earth, proving that the Infinite Tsukuyomi will ultimately kill everyone is indeed very difficult.

Either by actually using the Infinite Tsukuyomi; or by meeting Kaguya, Black Zetsu, Isshiki, the Sage of Six Paths, and others to testify.

The first is almost impossible to achieve, the second is also very difficult.

And the easiest way is to go to the moon and meet the descendants of Ōtsutsuki Hagoromo who live there.

Their heritage has never been broken, whether the main family or the branch, at least in recording the story of Kaguya and the Infinite Tsukuyomi, they are all reliable.

Enough to prove the flaws and cruelty of the Infinite Tsukuyomi.

Of course, pushing Madara to go to the moon also has its benefits.

With Madara's personality, he's likely to clash with the descendants of Ōtsutsuki Hagoromo on the moon.

If Madara wins, it's equivalent to solving the problem early.

If Madara loses, the theory of the moon's threat can be used to accelerate the unification of Parallel World 2.

No matter who wins or loses, there's no loss!

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"The moon? I understand..."

Madara frowned and muttered, not fully trusting Lux, but he also had a backup plan in mind.

If he truly can't find evidence of the Infinite Tsukuyomi on Earth, then there's no harm in trying to go to the moon.

If the local hospital can't perform a DNA test, can't it be done elsewhere?

Where there's a will, there's a way!

After Madara from Parallel World 2 agreed, Lux also felt lighter.

As the saying goes, if it's not necessary, Lux really doesn't want to kill any Madara, since he's already cooperating with Hashirama in Parallel World 1, there's no need to add more trouble.

And this Madara wisely choosing to hold back is clearly the best option at the moment.

Once he truly understands Black Zetsu's conspiracy and confirms the falseness of the Infinite Tsukuyomi, he'll know what to do.

"Alright, that's it. You two handle the aftermath of the war yourselves."

Lux turned to the two Tobiramas, signaling that they didn't need to worry about Madara's threat for now. Do what needs to be done, don't just stand here.

"Ah? Wait, Sir, you're just letting this guy go like that?"

Tobirama felt dissatisfied, not expecting this evil Madara to be released so easily?

"How about it? You can go find him and fight again yourself. I won't stop you..."

Lux smiled wryly, signaling Tobirama to act on his own.

"Ah? No, no, it's better to let him go for now. What do you think?"

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"This... it's better to let him go for now!"

The two Tobiramas whispered to each other, reaching an agreement, wisely choosing to be cautious.

Like a puppy suddenly let off its leash.

One second ago, it was growling and threatening, the next second it chose to stay quiet and yield, its eyes also looking clear.