Kaguya Sealed and 9 biju final
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As Hagoromo and Hamura stood,
the Sun Seal burning on Hagoromo's hand and the Moon Seal glowing on Hamura's as they were in Susano made by Hagoromo
Suddenly
"Roaaaar"
, a deep, monstrous roar shook the land.
All of them even Kaguya turned toward the mountains, and there it was—the Ten-Tails.
Jibrael's eyes widened in amusement. It's even better than watching it on Omniversal TV created by his father with a single thought He Bring Popcorn out 🍿 and create a chair to sit and enjoy.
The Ten-Tails was mindless,
yet it had instincts. And right now, those instincts screamed rage.
Its single,
massive eye locked onto Hagoromo and Hamura. Their chakra—its chakra—flowed through them. Hagoromo had awakened chakra inside the Divine Tree, stealing a portion of its power. Now, the Ten-Tails wanted it back.
A deafening BOOM!
The Ten-Tails fired a massive Bijūdama, its energy roaring through the sky.
Hagoromo blocked it with his Susanoo, but the force pushed him back. Gritting his teeth, he channeled part of the Sun and Moon Seals and unleashed
" Divine Endowment."shouted Hagoromo
The sky darkened. Thunder rumbled.
Bolts of lightning struck the Ten-Tails, binding it in chains of pure energy.
Kaguya watched from the distance.
And in that moment, she understood.
The Ten-Tails wasn't just angry—it was desperate.
When Hagoromo had absorbed chakra from the Divine Tree, he had unknowingly stolen a piece of the Ten-Tails itself.
It wasn't just attacking them. It was trying to reclaim what was lost.
Kaguya sighed. She knew what had to be done—
But Hagoromo saw his chance.
His Rinnegan eyes gleamed as he subtly signaled to Hamura.
Now.
Before Kaguya could react, Hamura lunged forward, placing the Moon Seal on her back. At the same time, Hagoromo pressed the Sun Seal against her.
The moment their hands touched her, Kaguya screamed.
Darkness poured out of her body, twisting into a being of pure black energy.
The world itself trembled.
The ground split apart, debris soared into the air. Everything—rocks, mountains, oceans—was pulled upward, as if gravity itself had been ripped apart.
And Kaguya?
She became the center of it all.
The fragments of the world spiraled around her, pulled in by an unstoppable force. The sky rumbled, the earth shattered, and slowly, everything compressed.
A giant sphere formed in the sky.
Larger and larger it grew, until at last—
It became the Moon.
Hagoromo and Hamura floated, staring at what they had created.
Their mother… sealed inside an eternal prison in the sky.
As Hagoromo and Hamura celebrated their victory, they didn't notice something.
A shadowy figure—a black-colored being—emerged from the very essence of Kaguya's power.
This was her final creation.
A being born from her will, her pain, and her desperation.
As the Moon rose in the sky, sealing Kaguya away, the black figure landed on the ground, its empty white eyes watching silently.
But before Hagoromo or Hamura could sense it—
A toad appeared.
A sage toad, faster than even their sight, grabbed the black figure and vanished into the shadows.
None of them noticed.
Not Hagoromo.
Not Hamura.
It was Gamamaru Future Toad Sage.
But it all was seen by Jibrel who was eating his popcorn 🍿
Hagoromo then turned toward the Ten-Tails' body, now nothing more than a massive husk.
A twisted smile formed on his lips.
"It is too powerful to exist."
"But if I break it into smaller parts and make them sane then....…"
"They will obey me."
Channeling his Rinnegan, Rinne Sharingan, and the Creation of All Things, he separated the Ten-Tails' chakra into nine beings.
They took shape—
A one-tailed tanuki.
A two-tailed cat.
A three-tailed turtle.
A four-tailed monkey.
A five-tailed horse-dolphin.
A six-tailed slug.
A seven-tailed beetle.
An eight-tailed ox-octopus.
And finally, a nine-tailed fox.
Hamura's eyes widened.
"Brother… what are these?"
Hagoromo smirked.
"These are my creations."
"I have taken the Ten-Tails and divided its power."
"Now, they will see me as their father… and they will never rebel."
Hamura frowned.
"But… is that right? Aren't they living beings now?"
Hagoromo laughed.
"They are weapons, brother."
"Weapons that will listen to me alone."
Hamura hesitated.
But then, he thought about it.
"With these creatures… we can destroy anyone who opposes us."
A dark grin formed on his lips as well.
Gamamaru toad sage who was watching this sennce the darkness in them and closed his eyes.
They are lost…
Hamura Leaves for the Moon
Hamura took a deep breath.
"First, I will go to the Moon and strengthen the seal on mother," he said.
"Yes, good. Go, brother," Hagoromo replied, waving his hand.
Hamura flew toward the sky, reaching the Moon in mere moments.
"Mother… you will never return."
And with that, he began engraving new seals, ensuring Kaguya's prison would last forever.
As Hagoromo watched his brother leave, he clenched his fists.
"This world… belongs to me now."
But no one knew the truth.
The truth of a man who sealed his mother…
…only to take her place.
Hagoromo stood on the battlefield, looking at the land. He had done it.
He had defeated his mother.
He had sealed away the Ten-Tails.
Now, he would be seen as a god.
A small smirk played on his lips.
"People will worship me now," he thought. "They will look up to me as their savior."
Hamura was on moon , thinking the same thing.
Gamamaru, watching from a distance, could feel their emotions.
Greed.
Pride.
Arrogance.
This was not the same Hagoromo and Hamura who once followed their mother.
Jibril, too, could hear their thoughts.
And it disgusted him.
They weren't heroes.
They were becoming tyrants.