"My measure has already transcended life and death."
This was Uchiha Itachi's cold and stubborn opening words every time he returned from the abyss and faced endless trials. He was once the night guardian of Konoha, and an evil spirit who killed his own blood relatives. In the name of "peace", he does cruel things and pushes the people he loves into the abyss of hatred. He prides himself on being responsible for everything and having boundless abilities.
However, the reincarnation of heaven brings unfavorable retribution. A final trial that transcends time and space and breaks the dimensional wall has begun for him.
Every appearance is a grand introduction; every dialogue is a sharp refutation of his ideas that best fit the character; every battle is the ultimate abuse and complete denial of his body and mind.
Uchiha Itachi, are you ready for your thousand ways to die? In this endless reincarnation, your so-called "capacity", your "peace" stained with the blood of your relatives, will be crushed, burned, frozen, and struck by lightning again and again, stripping off all disguises and exposing the palest and saddest essence.
This is the ultimate interpretation of "crime and punishment", a grand execution across dimensions. When the thousandth judge comes, will he still be able to say - "My measure transcends life and death"?
Reader comments
Itachi is a teenage boy who was simply fooled by Danzo. What does he know when he is 13 years old and has just entered the first year of junior high school?
Itachi is a teenage boy who was simply fooled by Danzo. What does he know when he is 13 years old and has just entered the first year of junior high school?
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