In addition, Mashiro learned from Black Zetsu in her previous life that the God Tree absorbs the power of this world to produce Chakra Fruits. Kaguya became the Mother of Chakra because she ate the Chakra Fruit, so Kaguya should eventually eat this fruit.

However, the timing of Kaguya eating the fruit coincided with the period of the Land of Ancestors, so there must have been some change in the Divine Tree. It was this change that led Kaguya to kill another member of her clan, causing the Divine Tree fruit to be born ahead of schedule. Furthermore, the Otsutsuki clan would not have come looking for her during this time.

Mashiro's guess was almost identical to the truth.

Kaguya and Isshiki Otsutsuki formed a partnership and went to Earth to plant the Divine Tree. The original plan was for Kaguya, the guardian, to be a living sacrifice to feed the Ten-Tails' larva, while Isshiki Otsutsuki would be responsible for guarding the Divine Tree until it blossomed and bore fruit. In order to cultivate the Ten-Tails' sapling into a Divine Tree and produce Divine Tree fruit, Isshiki, in accordance with the regulations set by the Otsutsuki high-ranking officials, used the low-ranking Kaguya Otsutsuki as a living sacrifice for the Ten-Tails to eat.

Kaguya had resigned herself to her fate and awaited her sacrifice, but a discovery changed her mind: the energy contained in the ninja world was several times, or even more than ten times, that of other worlds that the Otsutsuki clan had visited. This meant that the fruits of the Divine Tree, which originally took a thousand years to ripen, could be produced in just a few decades in this world.

Therefore, at the crucial moment before the sacrifice, Kaguya, unwilling to offer her body to the Ten-Tails, launched a sneak attack on Isshiki, catching him completely off guard.

Having suffered mortally wounded, Kaguya then sacrificed her severely injured form to the Divine Tree.

Because the Divine Tree only bears fruit once every few thousand years, the higher-ups of the Otsutsuki clan did not notice Kaguya's betrayal.

Therefore, Kaguya has been silently waiting for the birth of the Divine Tree's fruit. Once she eats the fruit, she will have the means to fight against the Otsutsuki clan.

"So, Kaguya is awake now. What do you want to do next?" Mashiro didn't expose Kaguya's words. She rolled around on the bed and looked into Kaguya's eyes.

Kaguya's eyes widened in confusion. The Divine Tree's fruit was still some time away from ripening. Originally, she had planned to wait under the Divine Tree, but now that she had come here with Mashiro, she didn't know what to do.

"Has Kaguya ever been in love?" Mashiro leaned closer, their noses almost touching. "Love?" Kaguya looked blank; she didn't understand what Mashiro meant.

Although the Otsutsuki clan possesses all the physical organs of a human, they have unlimited lifespans and can conceive through prayer, therefore...

They have already escaped the processes required for human reproduction, so naturally they wouldn't understand what love is.

“That’s right, love. I will protect you, follow you, embrace you, and help you,” Mashiro said with a seductive tone. “Do you want to be my guardian?” Kaguya asked, as if she had thought of something.

Kaguya originally served as a guardian in the Otsutsuki clan, but she was a guardian of relatively low status.

Mashiro didn't say anything, but kissed him. Their lips met.

Kaguya's eyes snapped open, her expression a mixture of surprise and confusion. She couldn't understand why Mashiro had suddenly done this. Then, Mashiro's hands began to wander, making Kaguya feel ticklish, and she instinctively tried to struggle.

Mashiro pulled away from her lips and whispered in her ear, "I will protect Kaguya, protect you from harm by your clan, and help you obtain the fruit of the Divine Tree."

Kaguya stopped struggling.

Her strength wasn't actually that great, otherwise the clan wouldn't have sent her as a sacrifice, which is why Kaguya was always terrified.

Now, someone is whispering in her ear that they will protect her, and for her, this is irresistible. (Kaguya is really easy to fool; she lacks a sense of security and is somewhat naive. In the original manga, the protagonist managed to win Kaguya over by giving her a sense of security.)

Mashiro's hands began to stroke all over.

A very strange feeling began to fill Kaguya. [Kaguya Otsutsuki Affection +10]

Inside the main hall, the emperor was having a dream.

He dreamed of Kaguya and Mashiro. Mashiro was holding Kaguya, looking at him with a half-smile. The Land of Ancestors was turned into a sea of ​​fire.

Startled awake, the Emperor touched the cold sweat on his forehead and muttered to himself, "What's wrong with me?" The next morning, Mashiro and Kaguya bid farewell to the Emperor.

"Why do you suddenly want to leave? Is it because I haven't been hospitable enough?" The emperor asked anxiously, as he did not want the two of them to leave.

"No, it's just that Kaguya and I have some things to take care of," Mashiro said with a smile. The Emperor turned his gaze to Kaguya.

Kaguya looked at Mashiro without saying a word.

"Then you may go. Be careful on your journey." The emperor said somewhat disappointedly. He did not want the two to leave, but for some reason, he thought of the dream he had last night and changed his mind.

"Your Majesty, you are a good person." Mashiro glanced at His Majesty, then pulled Kaguya away.

"Your Majesty, we cannot let them go; they are visitors from beyond the heavens," said one of the Emperor's generals. Immediately afterwards, four or five soldiers surrounded Mashiro and Kaguya.

"I'm sorry, but it seems you've misunderstood something. It's me who wants to leave, not that I can only leave after you give me permission," Mashiro said with a smile.

A flash of lightning, and the soldiers blocking Mashiro and Kaguya's path were instantly reduced to charred remains. Then the two disappeared into the shadows.

"Now you know, we can't stop them," the emperor said to the general.

There are two versions of Kaguya's story, and the key point is that both versions are deeply connected to my upcoming plot, so I have no choice but to artificially combine the two versions.

Chapter 98: The Growth Story of the Goddess of Rabbit (Part 1)

The sun gradually rose to mid-sky, and it was already noon.

In a tranquil field, a group of farmers were working diligently, sweat pouring down their foreheads. Just then, a cool breeze blew by.

The farmers, who had been bending over to work, stood up and enjoyed a moment of comfort after their hard work.

"What a refreshing breeze! It feels like all the fatigue has been swept away." A middle-aged man with a wrinkled face straightened up with difficulty, a relaxed expression on his face, and said in a rough voice.

The rough faces of the surrounding farmers also showed smiles of enjoyment.

During a moment of leisure, a thin, middle-aged man chuckled. "Under the bridge, you're really dreaming. With a cool breeze, we can all work even harder at wielding our hoes."

The other middle-aged men nodded in agreement upon hearing this.

"Enjoy this moment while you can, otherwise you'll be in trouble if you can't deliver the grain when Lord Hisama comes to collect it." At this moment,

"That's what the only old man among the farmers said."

Upon hearing the name of Lord Hisama, the farmers, who were taking a break, immediately changed their expressions and, without even a moment to rest, rushed to...

The moment he bent down to continue working, the relaxed atmosphere on the field was immediately broken.

The old man's face also showed a hint of worry. He sighed slowly and continued to work in the fields.

However, just as he was about to bend down, he suddenly caught a glimpse of two figures slowly appearing at the edge of the forest beyond the fields on the road in the distance.

"Um!?"

He quickly sat up, a look of surprise on his face, and exclaimed, "An outsider has arrived!"

Hearing his shout, everyone else straightened up and looked in that direction. When the two figures came into view, everyone was startled.

Outsiders have actually come to that country.

The two figures that appeared in the distance were Mashiro and Kaguya.

At this moment, Mashiro, with her hair tied in a ponytail and wearing a black divine robe, walked slowly in the sunlight, looking somewhat strange yet exuding a strong charm.

Kaguya followed quietly behind her like a little follower, occasionally glancing at Mashiro ahead, her fair face slightly flushed, lost in thought.

The two walked slowly through the fields, as if they hadn't seen the villagers at all. The villagers were all stunned, staring blankly at the two walking slowly.

I was amazed by their presence and beauty.

Just then, the old man, who had also been standing blankly in the field, suddenly seemed to remember something. His aged face hesitated for a moment, then…

Finally, he took a step forward, his voice trembling with fear as he asked, "You...you two sirs, did you come to this country from somewhere else?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the villagers around him were immediately filled with fear, worried that the old man might be killed by the two seemingly extraordinary figures if he wasn't careful.

Mashiro slowly turned to look at him, her expression calm, and said softly, "Yes, is there something you need?"

Kaguya Otsutsuki, who was standing behind Mashiro, also looked at the old man with a puzzled expression. Her fair eyes seemed very strange to the old man, making him tremble and almost unable to stand.

But looking at Zhenbai reminded him of his beloved granddaughter, Keling, and he finally couldn't help but stammer, "You...you two, please leave here quickly."

"Well, it's not a good choice for outsiders to come to that country, especially since it's close to harvest time."

Hearing his words, Zhen Qibai chuckled and said softly, "Why do you say that? Has something happened?"

The old man hesitated for a moment, his rough face showing some hesitation, but looking at Zhenbai's smiling face, he said in a soft voice, "Both of you are too beautiful. In that country, it might cause you some trouble."

As he spoke, a sad expression appeared on the old man's wrinkled face.

"Da la da la..."

Just then, the sound of galloping hooves came from afar. Upon hearing this, the villagers standing around all changed their expressions.

The old man in front of Mashiro froze for a moment, his eyes flashing with fear as he watched the dust billowing in the distance. He hurriedly said, "You...you all need to leave quickly! It's Lord Hisama who's here!"

Mashiro and Kaguya paid no heed to the old man's words, remaining calmly standing their ground as they slowly turned to face the approaching figure. Mashiro gazed at the burly, armored man on horseback, her pure white eyes devoid of color, and whispered, "Kaguya, do you know why humans..."

Aside from royal decrees and racial animosity, why have wars always occurred throughout history?

Upon hearing Mashiro's words, Kaguya's fair face fell silent for a moment. After a while, she looked up at Mashiro and whispered, "Is it because there are evil people?"

Mashiro nodded slightly and said, "People who yearn for peace are humiliated by wicked people, but there is always a limit to endurance. Such behavior ultimately led to the outbreak of war..."

Mashiro's voice was clear and crisp, while Kaguya's voice was calm and magnetic.

The two men made no attempt to conceal their conversation from the villagers present, leaving them bewildered and unable to understand what these two seemingly extraordinary individuals were talking about.

However, after saying that, Mashiro shook her head slightly and chuckled, "But this view is still too one-sided. In the end, the war started just because of humanity's excessively inflated desires."

Mashiro once thought that wars were always caused by evil people, but she later discovered that it wasn't just that.

With a slight lift of her pure white eyes, Zhenbai looked at the burly man with a face full of scars rushing towards her from afar and smiled, "Human wisdom far surpasses that of animals. Therefore, people with wisdom are no longer satisfied with just having enough to eat and wear; they begin to pursue more things."

No sooner had she finished speaking than the burly man with a menacing face in the distance shouted loudly, "Jingzhong, where did your Xiaoli go? Quickly bring her out so she can serve me one more time."

Upon hearing this threatening shout, the old man's aged face turned pale. He knelt on the ground, kowtowing repeatedly, pleading, "Lord Hisashi, please spare Xiaoli! I will definitely deliver the full amount of grain today. She's only 14 years old. Last time she was sent back from your place, she was almost dying."

The villagers nearby looked at the burly man with fear, then glanced at the well with pity, whispering:

"As expected, Lord Kuma has taken a liking to Rika from the Inoka family." Oh, poor Rika.

"But what can Naminaka do? Lord Hisama has raised the taxes and rents for the Naminaka family. They can't pay their grain bills and have to use Kori to pay off their debts. If they don't comply, the Naminaka family will probably suffer."

Meanwhile, Mashiro listened quietly to everything. Her expression gradually darkened, and she whispered to Kaguya, "Just like this, driven by desire, some people are no longer satisfied with the status quo and want to have more and better women to fill their desires."

I understand this desire, but what they want is not just women; they just want a way to vent. If even beautiful women cannot quell their desires, then bloodshed will occur.

Kaguya listened to Mashiro's words, her fair face slightly silent, as if she was pondering something.

At this moment, the burly man known as Lord Kuma had dismounted and arrived at the edge of the field with a group of men, and his gaze was immediately drawn to the silent figure standing there.

Attracted by the sun and the moon standing to one side.

He didn't even have time to look into the well; his eyes were fixed on Mashiro and Kaguya, his fleshy face filled with shock and greed. (With Joy)

Unlike the ancestral land of those who enjoy mature women, they like all kinds of people, and some, like Kuma, even prefer younger ones.

Behind him, a group of armored soldiers were also stunned, looking at Mashiro and Kaguya with amazement.

The Rise of the Goddess of Rabbit (also known as The Story of a Naive and Sweet Girl's Dark Transformation)

Chapter 99: The Growth Story of the Goddess of Rabbit (Part Two)

"I can't believe there are women this beautiful."

"Great! If Lord Shikata catches these two women, maybe we can have some fun with them later." The soldiers behind Kuma were lustfully eyeing Mashiro and Kaguya, whispering some lewd words.

Sensing these gazes filled with desire, Mashiro remained unmoved. Kaguya's fair face was calm, but her clear eyes had turned slightly cold.

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