Konoha.

Habara returned to his homeless state, or he was homeless from beginning to end... After Jedong died unexpectedly, he naturally could no longer live in her house.

Now Daigo is helping to sort out Idong’s belongings.

The process of burying Idong is not complicated, or in other words, after many years of war, this burial process can be said to be simple... He is dead, and everything else is just a sustenance for the living.
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Now Hahara lives in a small hotel in Konoha, so he doesn't have to worry about food, clothing, housing and transportation. However, no one can treat a hotel as their home.

Because of the way Isabusa passed away, Habara has a lot more negative perceptions of Konoha. He probably doesn't have much identification with the village. However, this does not mean that he wants to become a "terrorist" next, a normal person.

Adult views must not be either/or, nor can their ideas be too extreme.

Joining "Akatsuki"? This is a joke. If nothing else, do people think of Habara's strength? In Konoha, he was a cannon fodder, but if he went to "Akatsuki", wouldn't he be a cannon fodder? They were all just cannon fodder, he

What are you going to do in the Land of Rain?

And the key question is whose hands did Jingdong die?

Furthermore, the philosophy of "Akatsuki" is not even as good as that of Konoha. Konoha's philosophy is very beautiful, but its problem is that it is rotten internally and the beautiful vision cannot be implemented; "Akatsuki's" ideals are very dreamy, but their style is very

It's terrifying, and the behavior is even more extreme.

Konoha is a normal person with a disability, while "Akatsuki" is a psychopath with convulsions... This is not difficult to understand.

As for what to do next, to be honest, Hahara has not figured it out. Generally speaking, he is still drifting with the crowd.

The third day of returning to Konoha.

In the morning, as usual, Hahara first went to an organizational department in Konoha to check in... Since he had completely lost the organizational structure of the team, and he could not interrupt his contact with Konoha, so as long as he was in Konoha, he would

Ye, he has to go to Konoha every day... In the morning, he wandered around Konoha a few times, seeming to be familiar with the village; at noon, he had something to eat, and then returned to the hotel to take a nap.

In the afternoon, he stayed in the hotel and began to refine chakra.

It was in the evening, when Konoha personnel were most active, that Hahara left the hotel again. He seemed to be wandering around the small night market in the village, but if you observe him carefully, you can find that his actions are by no means aimless.

The further Hanbara walked, the fewer people around him, and finally he arrived at an unnoticed corner of Konoha. The situation here was very familiar to Hanbara, because it was where he walked out and saw the light of day again.

Soon, Hahara found the entrance to the underground. After double-checking that no one was around, he opened the heavy barrier and stepped inside.

Hahara was not familiar with the underground environment. To be honest, what he observed in a hurry when he was taken away from here was very limited. Fortunately, he had a simple map.

The underground space under Konoha extends in all directions, with various pipes connecting various facilities. This section of the road is a sewer, but if you walk, you may be able to reach the underground base of "Root".

Fortunately, the path Habara passed through was not that complicated. About twenty minutes later, he found Orochimaru's underground facilities again.

Of course, this place was abandoned. Orochimaru's various experimental facilities, research materials and research results were probably evacuated by Konoha... except for the core parts that Orochimaru himself destroyed or took away.<

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There are no more prisoners in the dungeon.

Hahara held an oil lamp and walked in this ghostly environment. Perhaps because he was used to seeing corpses, he didn't think there was anything scary here. Things like ghosts and ghosts would definitely not scare him.

He is a materialist.

On the other hand, in fact, he would rather encounter a ghost here than see a person suddenly jump out of that corner. The latter is really scary.

Fortunately, the only sound Hahara could hear from beginning to end was his own footsteps.

Following the instructions on the map, Hahara then walked into a certain cell. He walked to a wall, and then tried to tap on the wall one by one.

After knocking again and again, Hahara was a little confused because he found that the entire wall was solid.

Is the mark on the map wrong? Impossible. Thinking about it in reverse, if there was just an ordinary darkroom here, it would definitely have been discovered, and the contents inside would have been taken away long ago.

So...

Hahara started scraping the wall.

The sad thing is that although Habara has earth attribute chakra, no one has ever taught him earth escape. Fortunately, as a magnetic escape ninja, he has a certain decoration efficiency.

Using a high-frequency vibrating blade like a chainsaw, Hahara carved away the wall bit by bit, and then he discovered a wooden box about one meter square sealed in the wall... This was the female ninja Hotaru

I left something behind.

This box should have been completely sealed into the wall by Tudun. It is quite hidden.

However, Hahara did not move the box immediately. In order to prevent the trap that Hotaru might have set, he opened a distance of more than ten meters and gently shook the box with a black iron rod extending from his palm to confirm.

After nothing exploded, he suddenly opened the lid of the box.

It turns out that he was a little too cautious, and the trap did not exist.

Habara walked to the box and found that it was filled with various scrolls and books.

"It's unimaginable... You are a spy, so your efficiency is too high, right?"

Looking at this pile of things, Hahara could not help but sigh.

In an extremely dangerous environment, a spy who can leave a piece of paper is considered a good spy, but Hotaru actually left a whole box?

But the truth is not that exaggerated. After Hahara checked it a little, he found that most of the scrolls and books were blank, and only a small part recorded text.

Yuhara originally planned to browse through it quickly and pick out the valuable things. However, when he opened the first scroll, his attention was instantly attracted.

This scroll does not record any exaggerated forbidden techniques, but generally describes what experiments Orochimaru is conducting and what he plans to do.

"The wood escape body fused with Hashirama cells..."

"Create a curse seal to absorb the power of nature..."

"Investigation of the Three Major Eye Techniques..."

"And... the reincarnation of the dead..."

"I can only say that he is indeed Orochimaru..."

Based on the explanation in his hand, Hahara did not know to what extent Orochimaru had investigated certain secrets of the ninja world, but what was certain was that he had gathered the main elements... Body of the Immortal, Power of the Immortal, the Immortal

Perhaps Orochimaru still doesn't know what he wants to do, but from Habara's point of view, it's very clear what Orochimaru wants to do.

If Fusha Tensei is just a technique that transfers the spirit of the caster into a new body to increase lifespan, it is easy for people to have the impression that Orochimaru is "just that". Obviously this is not in line with Orochimaru's pursuit of knowledge.

Tracing back to the origin, the character does not care about the cost, but what if it is just a "semi-finished product"?

But it's not right.

If Orochimaru had any complete plan, why did he just move around frequently among various bodies in the original story?

What's the difference? Is there anything different?

After thinking about it, Hahara seemed to understand where the problem lies...
Chapter completed!