Naruto: I Can Take People Through the Ninja World in the Future-Chapter 477: Everything Ends

An invisible gravitational wave rapidly spread outward from Lux as its center.

Almost instantly, it covered an area of hundreds of thousands of meters, capturing tens of millions of drifting rock fragments.

A moment later, it was as if heaven and earth had flipped—yin and yang had switched places!

All the meteors that had been drifting away from the moon, under the influence of this tremendous gravity, began reversing direction!

Slowly, they moved back toward the moon's massive crater, like a sluggish galaxy of meteors...

The scene left everyone stunned, frozen in awe.

Some, like Minato and Orochimaru from Parallel World 3, had seen Chibaku Tensei before—Nagato had used it in the past.

But compared to the scale and range of this, Nagato's Chibaku Tensei was like a child playing around!

The difference was too vast...

Even the Kyuubi inside Minato couldn't help but gulp silently—it truly sensed the terrifying power in Lux, no less than that of the Rikudō Sennin.

Truly frightening...

What Lux used was merely Super Chibaku Tensei, not the Six Paths Chibaku Tensei that the Rikudō Sennin and his brother Hamura had once employed.

Six Paths Chibaku Tensei was supposed to combine Sage Arts and sealing techniques—

Lux hadn't yet mastered Sage Arts and sealing techniques well enough to replicate its full effects.

But in terms of raw power alone, Lux's Super Chibaku Tensei wasn't far behind—only in sealing effects and duration was it slightly weaker.

But right now, they didn't need to create a new moon—they just needed to pull back the debris that hadn't drifted too far yet.

With his current level of Six Paths power, combined with the Rinne-Sharingan's Super Chibaku Tensei, this wasn't difficult at all...

In fact, it felt effortless, with plenty of energy to spare.

A full Divine Tree fruit brought power and qualitative changes far beyond what even a Jūbi Jinchūriki could achieve!

After all, the fruit was the essence—the Jūbi was just a nutrient-producing machine.

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The effects of Super Chibaku Tensei continued.

All the meteors that had been drifting away from the moon slowly returned.

In the reflection of sunlight, they looked like a massive swarm of fireflies at night, flowing like a tree of flames and silver blossoms back into the moon's hollowed interior.

Of course, from a distance, they appeared as tiny "fireflies," but up close, they were boulders the size of Konoha's battle stadiums!

Each one was enough to bring terrifying disaster to the shinobi world!

"Is this the power of an immortal?"

"Truly terrifying! Too bad we can't ask Sir to just smack Madara for us..."

The Edo Tensei Hashirama and Tobirama both clicked their tongues in amazement.

Meanwhile, compared to those familiar with Lux, the other Kage—who had never met him before—were even more shocked.

"W-who... is that?!?"

Acting Kazekage Chiyo trembled, her chakra strings nearly unresponsive. She could barely stand with the help of her puppets to keep from collapsing.

"Don't ask me, I don't know either!!!" Ōnoki whispered, his lips and back slightly numb, legs trembling faintly.

He had met Lux once before—a few days ago in the Hokage's office.

At the time, Minato had called him just a "special consultant" for Konoha. Though curious, Ōnoki hadn't paid much attention. fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm

But seeing this now? Utterly unbelievable!

That damned Minato had learned to lie too!

This was a "special consultant"?

What kind of consultant could casually reassemble half the moon and stop an extinction-level disaster like this?

Maybe only the gods of legend possessed such power?

Damn Konoha—since when had they been cozying up to a god?

And why pretend otherwise?

They should've just said so from the start!

If they'd known earlier, why would Iwagakure even resist? They might as well have surrendered outright!

Or did Konoha just enjoy the game of "the more you resist, the more excited we get"?

Absolutely abnormal!

Though terrified, Ōnoki couldn't suppress his bitterness.

Yet deep down, he felt more gratitude than anything.

Because no matter what the "special consultant" truly was—god or not—

At the very least, he had genuinely pulled back all the meteors, saving the shinobi world this time... and saving Iwagakure too!

Far better than watching the world and his village be destroyed by a meteor shower.

That much was crystal clear to him.

And besides, if Konoha really had a god on their side, wouldn't their chances against Isshiki increase dramatically?

This secretly pleased Ōnoki.

After all, he hadn't forgotten the blood of his son, Kitsuchi!

And part of why Ōnoki had joined this moon expedition was to gain the power to take revenge on Isshiki!

He just hadn't expected to nearly destroy the entire world in the process.

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This was Lux's first time using Super Chibaku Tensei, so he wasn't particularly skilled.

Luckily, he only needed to roughly pull the debris back—no fine manipulation was necessary.

And the hollowed-out space inside the moon, dug out by the Ōtsutsuki, was vast enough to contain all the boulders, with plenty of room to spare.

After all, the moon's interior had already been emptied.

Now it made sense—no wonder there was a meteor belt in the moon's orbit. Those fragments were probably debris from the moon's excavation...

"Amazing!"

"Truly incredible!"

"Is this the power of the Rinnegan?!?"

"So strong and beautiful?!?"

Orochimaru trembled with excitement, his gaze toward Lux filled with unconscious longing and desire.

Though he didn't dare actually covet Lux, just thinking about it in his heart surely wasn't against the rules.

"No! The Rinnegan isn't necessarily this strong—remember Nagato..."

Orochimaru from Parallel World 3 beside him was also excited, but as the Fifth Hokage, he was slightly calmer.

"Right, Nagato couldn't do this. So the difference lies in the user themselves?"

Orochimaru from Parallel World 4 nodded in realization. Nagato, who called himself a god—compared to a true deity, the gap was too vast!

At the same time, Minato finally let out a sigh of relief.

With Lux's intervention, everything was surely safe now!

Just like when he effortlessly handled Isshiki, the Earth had narrowly escaped an extinction-level crisis.

If the shinobi world had truly been destroyed because of this, Minato would never have forgiven himself!

"Sir, I apologize! This was my negligence..."

Minato approached Lux, expressing both gratitude and remorse.

As the commander and primary leader of this operation, Minato couldn't help but feel guilty.

Because in war, only results mattered—not reasons or processes.

They had defeated the moon's Ōtsutsuki and killed Aoto—that was a fact.

But nearly causing the shinobi world's destruction was also a fact and an outcome.

In response, Lux didn't hold it against him—Minato had done his best. This was their first space war; oversights were inevitable.

Truthfully, Minato and the shinobi world were like ducks being hastily herded into battle.

That's why Lux had been silently watching the entire time—to prevent the worst from happening.