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When Sasuke and Maruta returned,
Boruto informed them of Tsuzura's situation, hoping to interfere, but Sasuke refused despite having his own opinions about Paradise. The next day, upon
leaning that Yuki would be sold to a taxidermist, Boruto rushed back, arriving in time to protect Tsuzura, who tried to flee with Yuki, from the security officer. Mozu threatened Boruto with life in prison if he returned to Paradise, but Sasuke offered his new hawk in exchange for Yuki. On their way back to the train, Boruto tried to comfort Tsuzura. When Sasuke's hawk returned after freeing Mozu's captive animals, Boruto
praised Sasuke, alerting the security officer of his identity. Tsuzura stood up to his mother, Sasuke and Boruto taking him to become Maruta's apprentice. Sasuke instructed Boruto to return to Konoha alone, so his actions against Mozu wouldn't reflect on it, choosing to go look for Kara's last Inner, Code. Boruto greets "Yatsume". On his way back to Konoha, Boruto slept on the Thunder Train, but woke up confined along the other passengers. Boruto talked to
some of the captives, some of whom tried and failed to get out. Ōga arrived and explained his goal of putting them through experiments to determine their ability to avoid death.
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