
The 671st chapter delivers Hagoromo's revelation to both Naruto and Sasuke, tracing their souls back to his sons Asura and Indra. The Sage of Six Paths hands each young man a portion of his own strength, arming them for the coming clash with Madara while Guy readies a final gambit on the field.
Hagoromo faces a calm Naruto and lays out the truth of his lineage: the boy carries the reincarnated will of Asura, the Sage's own son, while Sasuke bears the will of the other brother, Indra. He recounts how Hashirama and Madara once held those same souls, and how Madara stumbled into a new tier of power by folding Hashirama's cells into his body, unknowingly blending the chakra of both siblings.
Reaching further back, the Sage describes his mother Kaguya, whose might dwarfed anything a human could hope to match. So great was her strength that people branded her a demon and cowered beneath her rule, backed by a pair of dreaded eye techniques. Hagoromo sees that same ambition mirrored in Madara, who chases the Ten-Tails in a bid to stand alongside Kaguya and the Sage himself.
Admitting he has spent far too long merely watching history unfold, Hagoromo asks Naruto to bring Madara's plan to an end. He then summons the chakra of all nine tailed beasts, the very energy Obito had once sealed inside the boy, and the beasts stir as the prophecy they long anticipated draws near. The scene reveals that this exact exchange is happening at the same moment inside Sasuke's mind, with the Sage determined that Indra's heir join in reshaping the world. Bidding both youths to reach out their hands, Hagoromo transfers a share of his power to each of them.

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The chapter cuts back to the front line, where an arrogant Madara brushes off the Evening Elephant as insufficient to fell him. A bruised and exhausted Guy responds that the moment has come to unleash the Night Guy after all. The installment belongs to Volume 70 within the Birth of the Ten-Tails' Jinchūriki arc and reached print in Japan on April 21, 2014.
Naruto Uzumaki is spiritually linked to the Sage of Six Paths, Hagoromo Otsutsuki, who reveals that Naruto carries the reincarnated will of his son Asura, making Naruto the modern heir to that half of the Sage's legacy.
Hagoromo Otsutsuki tells Naruto Uzumaki that he carries the reincarnated will of his son Asura, while Sasuke Uchiha bears the will of his other son Indra, and explains that Hashirama and Madara once held those same souls before Madara gained new power by absorbing Hashirama's cells.
Hagoromo Otsutsuki, admitting he spent too long merely watching history unfold, asks Naruto Uzumaki to bring Madara Uchiha's plan to an end.
Hagoromo Otsutsuki summons the chakra of all nine tailed beasts and, after having Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha reach out their hands, transfers a share of his own power to each of them.
While Hagoromo counsels Naruto Uzumaki, Madara Uchiha dismisses the Evening Elephant attack as insufficient on the front line, prompting an exhausted Might Guy to declare he will unleash the Night Guy.
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