"What a feat!"

"As long as you keep a brain, you can follow these Mi Gos to distant places, to listen to the voices beyond the human world, to witness something greater than the fire of an ape!"

"Maybe during the long interstellar journey, you can even see those great beings that even Mi Goe admires so much."

"Like Nyaratotip, Yogsothoth, or that black goat, these are wonderful!"

...

The sound that emanates from the box gushes the praises of his dream-thing, the presence of Mi Go.

Tsunade doesn't know much about what he says about Mi Go, but in these increasingly emotional language, Tsunade learns something.

That is, the brain of Abe Ishtaro in front of him should be Mi Go's masterpiece.

They take the human brain through a delicate surgical procedure and place it in a cylinder that is equipped with three mechanical devices that mechanically mimic the human senses.

And the purpose is only to show off their ability to fly through space and their superb technical means?

Unforgivable!

Tsunade has a nameless fire in his heart, and although Tsunade guesses that Mi Goe should have no human emotions and no understanding of human morality, they have committed unforgivable crimes.

As for the brain of his old friend in the cylinder in front of him, and the voice in the box that may be Abe Ishitaro himself, Tsunade is a little unsure of what to say.

Because judging from the words of this old friend, his attitude is a little ambiguous.

His mouth was full of praise for Mi Go, as if he had been deeply attracted and brainwashed by Mi Go's existence, and even forgot that Mi Go's behavior was completely trampling on human dignity.

Is it a laudable act to put a human brain in a bottle and fly around it around your waist?

If a creature like Mi Goe can show off, will Mi Go's encounter with each other compare who has more human brains?

Thinking of that scene, Tsunade felt sick.

And Tsunade doesn't know if his old friend knows that he has been made into a brain in a vat by Mi Go.

...

"What? You say I only have one brain left now? ”

"Mirror..."

"This..."

"Oh! Is this true? ”

"Is this really me?"

"This is my brain?"

"My brain... It was placed in a metal cylinder. ”

"It's really..."

Aiming a mirror at Ishitaro Abe's face and projecting it can make Ishitaro's brain see what he wants to see, which is really an indescribable science and technology.

However, thanks to this technology, Abe Ishitaro's brain also recognized that he was no longer Abe Ishitaro, but Abe Ishitaro's brain, which was his new name.

Watching Abe Ishitaro's face projection change from expressionless to surprised, although the expression was still slightly stiff, there was a hint of relief in Tsunade's heart.

At least Ishitaro Abe has not been completely brainwashed and still retains some human emotions and sanity.

But just when Tsunade's mood relaxed a little, Abe Ishitaro's next sentence completely shattered all of Tsunade's illusions.

"It's really good!"

"Great!"

"It's really wonderful! I became a visitor to interstellar travel! ”

"I'm going on an interstellar journey with Mi Go! It's a great feat that humanity has never had, but I'm going to be the first to achieve it! ”

"Although I have lost that old body, my brain will be immortal, my life will be extended indefinitely, and I will only be on a par with the legendary Six Immortals in the future."

"No, I can even surpass the Six Dao Immortals! Become a character who only lives in ancient legends and myths! ”

"Star Traveler - Immortal Abe Ishitaro! That's a great name! ”

"Tsunade, what's wrong with your expression?"

"You should be glad for me, my friend, that I have become an immortal individual, and that I will take your place and witness the great abyss that can only be seen in human dreams!"

"I..."

The sound in Abe's head stopped abruptly as Tsunade pulled the latch out of the device.

Without the aid of the other three devices, Ishitaro Abe's brain is a simple specimen of a human brain, with no other purpose than decoration.

Through the words just now, Tsunade is 100% sure that Ishitaro Abe has completely lost his sanity as a human being.

In Tsunade's impression, it was absolutely impossible for the stubborn, righteous Abe Shitaro to sincerely hope for such an act of trampling on dignity.

As evidence, there are some traces of axe chopping in some dark corners of this home.

These are definitely traces of Abe Ishitaro's fight with Mi Go.

But the old man Abe Ishitaro was finally made into a brain in a jar, and he dreamed of fantasy in Mi Go's green nutrient solution.

These dreams should have some kind of hypnotic effect, not only allowing Mi Goe to obtain Abe's memories and thus impersonate Abe Shitaro, but also allowing Abe Shitaro to gradually understand and understand their race.

Eventually, the dream illusion shattered Ishitaro's self-perception of himself as a human being, making him unable to recognize the fact that he was human.

The current Abe Ishitaro's brain no longer sees itself as a human at all, and it willingly becomes a pendant around Mi Go's waist and a means for Mi Goe to show off.

It even tried to convince Tsunade to accept the "great honor".

For this crazy brain that has lost its mind, Tsunade feels that there is no need to talk anymore, so he pulls the latch.

However, the conversation with this brain also made Tsunade understand who was pretending to be Abe Ishitaro during the day.

Is that Mi Go?

Although Tsunade's chakra sensed the fungus filled in the body, Tsunade could not have imagined that the final answer to the question would be like this.

Tsunade silently walked over to the easy chair where "Abe Ishitaro" had been lying during the day, and uncovered the blanket that covered it.

It was an abominable human skin, with a more realistic front than any of the artist's waxes, but sadly, it wasn't wax.

There are small metal clips on the back of the skin, which appear to be used to attach the skin to something.

Tsunade bowed his head deeply, staring closely at the human skin on the sofa, not saying a word.

In the midst of this eerily silence, a voice rang out at the corner of the staircase.

"Tsunade-sama, why are you here?"

At the corner of the stairs, Shizune just walked down with an oil lamp and saw Tsunade standing silently in the living room.

Tsunade turned his head to Shizune expressionlessly and asked, "What are you doing out here?" ”

The extremely cold eyes made Shizun shiver with fright, thinking that he had done something wrong, and hurriedly explained.

"The red beans are gone, I came out to look for the red beans."