Launching a satellite was a sudden idea for Muzake.
The giant eye had absorbed so much lightning energy.
At most, he could use it as a significant power bank.
But it was an unstable one, prone to exploding during use.
He had already sacrificed three thousand Natural Eyes and Chakra Eyes; it couldn't just be for this.
That would be too much of a loss.
I was looking at the oval-shaped giant eye.
For some reason, Muzak thought of a satellite.
Why not just launch this thing into the sky as a satellite?
Others have Chibaku Tensei.
With a wave of my hand.
I can summon a.
Falling Satellite.
And one that's electrified.
Wouldn't that be wonderful!
Once decided, Muzake acted.
He embedded sensory-enhancing jutsu into the Satellite One.
Then, he began using the Thunder Dream Shocking Men's power to launch the satellite.
Now, the sky was dark.
Muzake used electromagnetic sensing to guide Satellite One's direction.
He could vaguely sense its presence.
It was still ascending.
Once it broke through the atmosphere.
It would float in the vacuum as a satellite.
Who knew if it would succeed?
If it fell.
And hit someone.
Danzo would be blamed for the damage.
Muzake descended from the sky.
I was standing on the ground.
He sensed a pair of eyes watching him from a corner.
The gaze was filled with hatred.
Muzake turned to look.
The person quickly fled.
Muzake noted his clothing.
Not a Konoha ninja.
Probably one of Sora's people.
He was smart enough.
Knowing he couldn't win.
He chose to run.
Sora, he wasn't Muzake's concern.
Sora was a problem for the Land of Fire.
Just as Danzo was a problem for Konoha, not for Sunagakure.
You have to view villains dialectically.
One man's hero is another's foe.
One man's poison is another's honey.
Without Danzo's meddling, could Konoha have started a factory?
Unlikely.
Without Sora, would Konoha consider importing Sunagakure's defense systems?
Probably not.
How would arms dealers survive if Konoha, the Land of Fire, or the ninja world lived in harmony and happiness?
So Danzo and Sora are treasures.
They don't trouble Sunagakure.
So, no need to think about killing them.
Look at those on the right, faced with setbacks, crying and disheartened, often infighting.
Villains, however, are united, resilient, motivated, and clear in their goals.
They invent, research, and innovate.
On the other hand, the righteous just study makes different types of dumplings.
Every proactive villain is a treasure.
They are rare resources in the ninja world.
Keep up the excellent work!
Danzo.
Sora.
Obito.
Madara Uchiha.
And all villains.
Your striving spirit boosts Sunagakure's prosperity.
One act of trouble leads to successfully launching a satellite.
Sunagakure's success owes half its medals to you.
I'll award you all the Unsung Hero Medal someday.
Muzake sincerely wished the villains prosperity and glory!
Muzake didn't know it was Sora who fled.
Muzake's satellite stunt in the sky.
Completely stunned Sora.
Is this guy even human?
I can't fight.
I can't fight.
I'm out.
I'll trouble Konoha next time.
Sora fled.
Earth Release: Resurrection Soil Technique dispelled, and the undead army vanished.
Earth Release: Rebirth Technique ended, and the Four Lightning Masters turned to dust.
A village-destroying crisis was thus averted.
With the crisis over.
Tsunade's mood wasn't great.
She was busy treating the injured and organizing village recovery.
She worked until dawn before returning to the Hokage's office.
She looked up and saw.
Huh.
That scoundrel Muzake was standing on her grandfather Hashirama Senju's head.
Muzake was on Hashirama Senju's stone head, looking up at the sky.
His eyes were scanning the sky intently.
Tsunade was furious.
Scoundrel,
You saved our village.
But you can't stand on my grandfather's head.
Tsunade leaped onto Hashirama's head.
"Muzake, you..."
Muzake, focused, didn't hear Tsunade.
He was seriously sky-gazing.
Tsunade was puzzled.
She lowered her raised leg.
What's in the sky?
Tsunade imitated Muzake, looking up.
It's a kind of herd mentality.
If someone is intensely focused on something, you can't help but look, too.
If others are in line.
You line up, too.
But what they're looking at or lining up for, you don't know.
Muzake and Tsunade stood on Hashirama's head, watching the sky until the sun rose.
Only then did Muzake lower his head.
He turned and saw.
Tsunade was beside him, sky-gazing.
Muzake was startled.
"Wow!"
"What are you doing?"
"Scaring me to death."
Tsunade looked at Muzake.
Her eyes are full of curiosity.
"What were you looking at?"
Muzake: "I was looking at Satellite One."
Muzake decided to name the satellite Tianxing.
The jutsu for summoning it would be Tianxing Descends.
Way cooler than Chibaku Tensei.
Tsunade
(﹁﹁)~→
What is this Tianxing One?
Muzake pointed skyward.
"Look over there."
The satellite was a success.
Muzake could sense its presence.
Tsunade followed Muzake's finger.
Muzake: "Can you see it? Tianxing One is there, floating outside the atmosphere."
Tsunade checked her eyesight.
Not blurry,
Vision perfect.
I am not suffering from kidney or yin deficiency.
Eyes strained from looking.
Eyes squinting.
Besides the sun and clouds.
Where's this Tianxing?
Scoundrel!
I was using an excuse to stand on my grandfather's head.
"Painful Heaven..."
Muzake's stomach growled.
"Ah, I haven't had breakfast."
"So hungry."
"Worked all night, starving."
Tsunade lowered her leg.
"Shall I cook some noodles for you?"
"Sure."
"Do you want extra ingredients? There's meat, peppers."
"You can choose stir-fried or deep-fried."
"Deep-fried then."