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Taking Up the Mantle!!

Manga ChapterCh. 12

The twelfth chapter of Konoha Shinden: Steam Ninja Scrolls turns Mirai's rescue mission into a confrontation over faith and legacy. Facing the immortality-obsessed Ryuki, she inherits her father's fighting spirit and answers a cult's zeal with the very jutsu he once wielded.

Arc: Konoha Shinden: Steam Ninja Scrolls (manga)
Volume: 2
Japanese Release Date: 2023/04/01

Main Characters (3)

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Summary

Shedding her plain clothes, Mirai fastens on her forehead protector, and the marking gives her away instantly. Ryuki, recognising a trained ninja, snaps at Tatsumi for dragging her along. Mirai presses him on why he has been abducting so many young women, and he claims the kidnappings serve a grand aim: attaining immortality to rescue the world. Tatsumi is crushed to learn his promise of a reunion with her late mother was hollow, though Ryuki twists the lie into a threat, saying she can join her mother once he kills her. Mirai pulls Tatsumi clear of danger and takes a wound doing so.

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Key Events

The name of Ryuki's god, Jashin, strikes a chord with Mirai. She remembers quietly reading up on Hidan, the deathless Jashin devotee who murdered her father Asuma. When the two trade views on the man, Ryuki praises Hidan as a savior who freed his victims from the burden of a peaceful age. Mirai rejects the idea outright and swears to end Ryuki's schemes. He orders his followers to swarm her, but she cuts them all down with Flying Swallow, the technique Shikamaru passed to her from Asuma's own arsenal.

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Notes

Part of the Konoha Shinden: Steam Ninja Scrolls manga adaptation, this chapter ran in the second volume of the series. It ties Mirai's arc directly back to Hidan, the immortal killer of her father, reframing an old villain through a new fanatic's eyes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Taking Up the Mantle!!, the twelfth chapter of Konoha Shinden: Steam Ninja Scrolls?

Taking Up the Mantle!! has Mirai reveal herself as a ninja while confronting Ryuki over his kidnappings, then inherit her father's fighting spirit by using his own jutsu against the cult leader's followers.

Why is Ryuki kidnapping young women in this chapter?

Ryuki claims the kidnappings serve a grand aim of attaining immortality in order to rescue the world, though he twists his hollow promise of reuniting Tatsumi with her late mother into a threat against Mirai.

How is Ryuki connected to Hidan in Taking Up the Mantle!!?

Ryuki worships the god Jashin and praises Hidan, the deathless Jashin devotee who murdered Mirai's father Asuma, framing him as a savior who freed his victims from a peaceful age.

What technique does Mirai use against Ryuki's followers?

When Ryuki orders his followers to swarm her, Mirai cuts them all down with Flying Swallow, the technique Shikamaru passed to her from her father Asuma's own arsenal.

What manga does Taking Up the Mantle!! belong to?

Taking Up the Mantle!! is part of the Konoha Shinden: Steam Ninja Scrolls manga adaptation and ran in the second volume of the series.

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