"What night five years ago? I warn you, don't talk nonsense. I'll sue you for defamation! Honestly, where did this brat come from? Hurry up and leave, go, go!"
Shinji immediately lost his temper!
Nonsense, anyone would lose their temper.
Early in the morning, a brat knocks on the door and asks if he remembers a night a few years ago. Who wouldn't be scared!
In his previous life, the police would have been called by now!
Shinji had never been a lolicon, nor did he like men. (Super loud!)
However, Sasuke didn't feel there was any ambiguity in his words; he was just confused.
In fact, ever since that day he heard the name Akagi Shinji and saw the mark of the Jashin Cult, he had been dreaming of the night of the clan massacre five years ago.
It made him confused about which was the real reality: the one in his memory or the one in his dreams.
The difference between the two was that the latter included a person named Akagi Shinji who defeated that man, while the former did not.
But if it was just his dream, why did the person in the dream actually exist?
Not only did the names match, but even the details were exactly the same.
So, is there a possibility... Perhaps what he saw in his dream was the real reality!
And the reason he had no memory of it was that he had suffered consecutive mental trauma and genjutsu, causing him to lose that part of his memory.
Sasuke thought about it for several days and felt that this was entirely possible, or even highly probable.
For this reason, he specifically consulted Teacher Kurenai Yūhi, who had just been discharged from the hospital.
Teacher Kurenai Yūhi was the one who had used genjutsu on the enemy during the previous battle but was countered and suffered severe backlash, falling into a coma for many days before waking up.
Moreover, after waking up, she had lost a part of her memory. Although the impact seemed minor, it personally proved the possibility of such a thing.
In addition, there was another point that made Sasuke firmly believe they had met before.
That was the fact that the other party knew his and Naruto's names!
Even Naruto recognized Cyber as the mysterious black-robed figure who had made Kakashi-sensei tense and wary that day. How could Sasuke forget?
Shinji, Naruto, Hidan, Sasuke... This was simply a combination of their four names.
Sasuke did not believe this was just a coincidence!
After all, where could so many coincidences come from, all happening at once?
It was precisely because of the existence of these 'clues' that Sasuke paid him a visit today.
Both the fierce battle in his dream and the outburst of Teacher Guy that day made Sasuke deeply understand that with his current strength, even in ten years, it would be difficult to catch up to that man's footsteps.
Moreover, ten years was too long; he couldn't wait any longer!
Most importantly, he desperately wanted to know the truth that man didn't want him to know!
"I know everything now. On the night five years ago, I met you. It was in the current Uchiha compound. You defeated... Itachi!"
Sasuke finally spoke the name of that man, his expression becoming agitated.
Shinji, however, was truly dumbfounded.
Because apart from that instance in the instance, he had never met Itachi.
Sasuke's words threw him into disarray, making him wonder if that instance wasn't an instance at all, but a real event of time reversal?
"No, that's absolutely impossible!"
This thought only appeared for a moment before he directly negated it.
Because he was sure it was just an instance, as he had defeated Uchiha Itachi at the end of the story.
But in the real world, Itachi was still alive and well at this time.
Don't ask why; just go to the bounty board and check the wanted posters for rogue ninjas.
The name Uchiha Itachi had consistently held the top or second spot on the list for years, with the only other contender for the top spot being another Konoha rogue ninja - Orochimaru.
So Shinji was sure he hadn't time-traveled and changed anything.
Then the question arises: how did this brat in front of him know what he did in the instance?
"Come in."
He looked around; no one was there. That was good.
"Tell me, what's going on? I'm seeing you for the first time, and I've never seen Uchiha Itachi."
"Do you have a mark like this on the back of your neck?"
Sasuke suddenly took out a piece of paper, on which was drawn the iconic symbol of the Jashin Cult.
"Also, do you have clothing of this style? With a pattern like this drawn on the back?"
As he spoke, he presented another piece of paper.
It basically recreated the Jashin Cult's robes with considerable accuracy.
Shinji pondered without answering Sasuke's question, instead asking, "Where did you get these things?"
"In my dreams!"
"In your dreams?"
"Yes, but now I believe it's very likely my lost memories reappearing in this way."
"Can you describe in detail what you saw in your dreams?"
Sasuke hesitated, but then chose to be honest. Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to make the other party believe what he said.
After Sasuke finished recounting his story, Shinji was completely overwhelmed, his expression shifting between gloom and uncertainty.
He suddenly remembered the two choices the Uchiha spirit had given him at the time, one of which was to kill Sasuke.
This meant that apart from himself, the only other person involved in that instance might have been the unconscious Sasuke.
Perhaps, the Sasuke in the instance was played by Sasuke himself, in some way.
Then he recalled a few more details, such as when he truly participated in the instance, it was actually when he came into contact with Sasuke within the instance.
And after he had protected Sasuke and sent him to a safe location, the next stage of the plot was triggered.
Finally, and most strangely, the powerful buff of genjutsu immunity that he relied on to defeat Itachi was given to him by Sasuke, on the condition that Sasuke remained conscious.
If Sasuke remained conscious, he wouldn't be troubled by genjutsu.
Damn it!
Was it that obvious?
Shinji now strongly suspected that the instance back then might have been constructed from Sasuke's dreams!
The Uchiha spirit conglomerate was only responsible for filling in the details and stabilizing the dream.
And looking at Shinji's varied expressions, Sasuke felt that he might have truly grasped the truth. Otherwise, the other party wouldn't have reacted like this; he would have already driven him out as 'talking nonsense.'
"So, everything I saw in my dream was actually real, right?! After waking up, because I lost that part of my memory, I only remembered... that man saying those words to me before I fainted."
"So what is the truth? Why did that man always prevent you from telling me the truth?"
Sasuke became agitated.
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