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back after failing to break the wall, and found Yatsume defeated, having the map and card stolen by Rokuro. He helped her around, but she was eventually affected by Rokuro's parasite, and begged him to take her out. When he realised from the pain of her
attacks that they were still under genjutsu, she dropped the ruse and revealed herself as the true Ōga, explaining who she was and what she wanted. As the construct began to collapse around them, Boruto
refused to abandon or kill her to escape the genjutsu, her reaching out to him being enough for her to wake up on her own and free everyone. Boruto reached out to Kiseru's team with his communication device, and was surprised when Mitsuki and Sarada answered, giving them his rough location. Shamo called out to him, giving him a latter addressed to him. Ōga said he sparked in him a new dream, and asked him to guess what it was until they met again,
promising to visit him. Boruto only told Shamo it was from Ōga, and teased him by refusing to share anything else. Code's Assault Arc[] Main article: Code's Assault Arc Boruto begins to take medicine. In following days, Boruto was taken off of active duty to monitor his Kāma. During which, Boruto was regularly interviewed by the media about his victory over Isshiki and saving several lives from the invader's attack on the village.
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