Naruto: After hiding for a long time, he became the leader of the three ninjas

Or maybe Hashirama's cells were too strong, causing the host's death."

As he spoke, he pulled his long hair hard, obviously in great confusion.

Just as Kagura reached out to comfort him, his next words startled Kagura.

"That's right...

If you're looking for a baby...

Adults’ own defense system is too strong!

If it is a baby, then there should be no possibility of assimilation.

But the infant mortality rate would definitely be very high, and there would be no infant volunteers.

unless......"

These words made Kagura's heart skip a beat.

Sure enough, the huge inertia of this world still played its role.

Even without Danzo, Orochimaru seemed about to go down the same old path on his own.

Hearing this, Kagura finally fell silent again. He shouted loudly to Orochimaru:

"Orochimaru!"

When Orochimaru heard this, he was awakened by the fact that someone had come to his laboratory, and he immediately looked behind him.

At this time, Orochimaru looked haggard, with dark circles under his eyes deeply imprinted on his pale face, which seemed to be the result of staying up late for a long time.

His hair was disheveled and lusterless, as if he was suffocating under the pressure of research.

His eyes were bloodshot, and his look was confused and helpless, as if he had lost his direction and confidence.

His clothes also looked wrinkled and had some stains on them, which was in stark contrast to his usual neat appearance.

His hands hung limply at his sides, his fingers trembling slightly, as if telling of his inner unwillingness.

There was not a trace of the vigor and energy that a young person should have in him, only a body covered with fatigue and haggardness.

Looking at the unfamiliar Orochimaru in front of her, Kagura was slightly stunned, and her words suddenly became stuck, not knowing how to say it out.

Orochimaru obviously realized that what he had just said had been heard by Kagura. He looked as if he had done something wrong, and lowered his head without saying anything.

After taking a deep breath, Kagura was the first to speak:

"Did you just want to use babies for experiments?"

Hearing this, Orochimaru was also certain that Kagura knew his thoughts, but after a few seconds of silence, he still answered truthfully:

"Yes, I do think so."

It has to be said that this is exactly the effect that Kagura has achieved over the years.

Regarding Orochimaru's research, he never said those righteous words, nor would he stop him for no reason.

Because Kagura firmly believes that the best way to become a person's best friend is to have common topics with him.

For someone like Orochimaru, if you want him to listen to you, then you'd better become a researcher like him.

This is also an important reason why Danzo and Orochimaru can become partners in the original plot.

As for Kagura, although he is not good at research.

But thanks to his superiority in time travel, he can always give Orochimaru's research new feasible directions.

So when faced with Kagura's questioning, Orochimaru had no intention of hiding anything, but spoke it out loud, hoping to get his help or analysis.

Hearing Orochimaru's frank confession, Kagura lowered her head and thought about it carefully.

As the saying goes, it is better to open up than to block.

He knew very well that if he scolded Orochimaru harshly at this moment, not only would it fail to extinguish his thoughts, but it might also cause negative effects.

The best way is to guide him in a new research direction.

So after thinking hard, he raised his head and said solemnly to Orochimaru:

"I don't agree with your approach."

When Orochimaru heard Kagura's answer, a hint of disappointment flashed in his eyes.

However, Kagura's next words gave him hope again.

Kagura looked him straight in the eyes and continued:

“You know very well that if you want to use babies, you have no volunteers through formal channels.

And if you insist on doing so.

The final result is that he will no longer be able to stay in Konoha Village and will be forced to defect from the village."

Although it was not stated explicitly, Orochimaru felt that Kagura seemed to have completely seen through his thoughts.

So in the face of Kagura's analysis, he remained silent, just looking at Kagura and waiting for his next words.

Kagura paused for a moment, sorted out the thoughts in his mind and spoke again:

“But have you ever thought about whether it’s worth it?

Not to mention that the consequence of doing so will make you an enemy of the entire Konoha Village and lose the resources provided by the entire village.

For example, can we really succeed by using babies as experimental subjects?"

Having said that, Kagura slowly sorted out his thoughts and spoke faster and faster:

"Both my cells and Hashirama's cells contain enormous energy because of the power of Wood Release.

Even adults can't withstand this kind of energy, so why do you think babies can withstand it and survive?

In my opinion, your idea is not research at all, but just a chance attempt after losing your direction."

In fact, Kagura was not talking nonsense.

In the original world line, out of the 60 baby test subjects that Orochimaru searched for, only Yamato survived.

Even Yamato himself was considered a failed experiment by Orochimaru and was abandoned.

But in the end, his will to survive enabled him to tenaciously survive and he was fortunately discovered by Danzo Shimura and escaped the fate of death.

So in response to Kagura's questioning, Orochimaru fell silent.

Because he knew very well that what Kagura said made sense.

After a moment of silence, he still said unwillingly:

“Then what can I do?

Is this the end of years of research?"

Hearing Orochimaru's question, Kagura smiled slightly and said to him with an idea in mind:

"It's simple. Why do you insist on transplanting Hashirama's or my cells into someone else's body?"

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Hearing this, Orochimaru was also stunned, and said with some doubt:

"you mean..."

“I mean, why don’t you just use these cells to make new artificial humans.

Since these cells cannot survive in other people's bodies.

What if the cells themselves made the body?"

Hearing this, Orochimaru's eyes lit up, as if he had found a new direction.

(Don’t worry, there is no intention to develop the content of Boruto here, this book will only tell the story of Shippuden.

Although in Boruto, Orochimaru really created an artificial human.

But I just want to use these plots to guide Orochimaru properly and prevent him from turning evil.

After all, for a character like this, there must be some process and reason to make him a companion of justice.

It's fun to be evil, but it's hard to be white...)

Chapter 11 Being a good person is really tiring...

"Artificial man..."

Orochimaru kept repeating Kagura's suggestion, and his eyes, which had originally been dim, became brighter and brighter.

Yes, since these cells cannot be integrated into the human body, can't I just use Hashirama's cells to cultivate an artificial human?

Since the body is cultivated with original cells, there will definitely be no problem with antibodies.

Moreover, the artificial humans created in this way will be more powerful in the use of Wood Release.

After all, that is not an ability that is forced in from the outside, but an ability that it has inherently.

Kagura's suggestion was like opening a new door for Orochimaru, giving him more ideas in an instant.

As for the previous idea of ​​using babies for experiments, he had already forgotten it at this time.

In fact, with Orochimaru's wisdom, how could he not know that the so-called baby experiment was most likely useless.

After all, the strength of Hashirama's cells is not enough for even adults to sustain, let alone those babies.

However, as a person who was almost obsessed with the study of ninjutsu, the feeling of having his research results stuck at the last step really made him a little crazy.

So rather than saying that he was trying to keep the experiment going, it would be more accurate to say that it was just a last-ditch effort after the research reached a desperate situation.

Now that Kagura has provided new ideas, Orochimaru naturally abandoned that immature idea.

After regaining his composure, he now knew very well that if he lost his temper and did something like that, Konoha would no longer be able to accommodate him.

If he loses Konoha's support, it will be easy to tell which will be more beneficial to his subsequent research, the power of one person or the power of a village.

After thinking for a moment, Orochimaru felt that this direction was feasible and excitedly grabbed Kagura's hand.

At this moment, his eyes were as bright as a full moon, and he said in admiration:

"Kagura, you are such a genius!