Konoha: The Foundation's revelation at the outset shocks the world.

However, at this very moment, Kabuto Yakushi unexpectedly began to modify his own body.

Countless gears and mechanisms were embedded into his body.

In just a moment, Kabuto Yakushi transformed into a half-human, half-machine monster.

Meanwhile, the data displayed on the screen continued to play.

Maxwell's Church

[The Maxwell Church: Represents a modern, computer- and network-oriented approach to faith.]

Looking at the information on the light screen,

Tsunade and the others were slightly taken aback; this represented a modern, computer-based way of life.

"What are all these things?"

Tsunade felt her head was about to explode at the sight of all the information displayed on the screen.

You said those people before believed in gears, and even believed in transforming themselves into gears, that's one thing.

It's unbelievable that people now have faith in computers? Faith in the internet?

What kind of weird and wonderful belief system is this?

The previous story about transforming oneself into a gear was quite bizarre.

But after all, I had seen this scene before with that pseudo-Shattered God.

Moreover, this thing is based on and manifests itself in the material world.

Even though it's outrageous, there are still clues to it.

But this thing is downright outrageous.

How should a network transform itself?

This thing doesn't have a physical form, so what's the point of their faith in it?

......

Looking at the information on the light screen,

The Toad Sage has a very large mouth.

This supreme god hasn't yet described how powerful he is.

So many bizarre things just happened to him.

Do you believe in the internet, or in computers?

Slightly shaking his head, the Toad Sage couldn't help but find this matter so ridiculous.

At this moment, his attention also shifted to the new data displayed on the screen.

The Toad Sage was momentarily stunned upon seeing the newly displayed information on the light screen.

Chapter 186 Maxwell's Outrageous Behavior

The Maxwell Church has no known central church body.

However, both overt and covert investigations have confirmed that all known members regularly contact each other and are able to cooperate.

Looking at the information displayed on the light screen,

A hint of disdain involuntarily flashed in Kabuto's eyes.

Kabuto was also very puzzled by this disdain.

After all, no matter what, the Maxwell Church was a religion that worshipped the Broken God.

Logically speaking, he should be very fond of this religion.

However, ever since information about this religion appeared in the documents,

Kabuto developed a strong aversion to him.

At this time, in Konoha Village,

Tsunade frowned slightly as she looked at the data displayed on the screen.

This church doesn't even have a known core?

How does this church operate? Is it really like what's shown on the screen?

Do you keep in touch regularly?

Furthermore, Tsunade could sense that this church was definitely at odds with the two organizations that had appeared before.

After all, the previous two organizations could be said to have promoted physical sanctification.

This organization appears to promote spiritual sanctification.

After all, Tsunade believed in computers, and she really couldn't imagine how they could have succeeded.

Shaking her head slightly, Tsunade continued to look up at the light screen in the sky.

Maxwellists favored small-scale physical modifications using advanced technology.

Despite the observation of artificial limbs or reinforced bones, Maxwellian implants primarily focused on information communication, data storage, network connectivity, and sensory enhancement.

Looking at the information on the screen, everyone in the ninja world was completely dumbfounded.

"What does this mean? To turn people into computers? To turn them into networks?"

"Good heavens, this thing is getting more and more outrageous. I already thought it was ridiculous enough that this organization wanted to turn people into machines, but I never expected it to be this outrageous!"

"This is really outrageous. Going home and steaming it is just ridiculous."

"I have only one question: once this thing turns people into data, what is the meaning of human life anymore?"

Looking at the information on the light screen,

Naruto's eyes were also filled with an absurd expression.

To be honest, Naruto has seen at least ten thousand, if not eight thousand, in all his years of life.

The results were nothing compared to the outrageous things I've seen in the past few months.

The most outrageous thing is what's happening now.

You're like many of the fanatical believers who also modified their bodies.

But those guys all left their bodies behind.

But this Maxwell's Church actually abandoned their own bodies and wanted to transform themselves into data communication devices?

At this moment, Naruto didn't know what language or method to use to explain this matter.

This thing just doesn't make sense!

Even as Naruto felt things were getting out of hand, the information on the screen continued to update.

The dogma of Maxwellists interprets the broken god as a dispersed god, existing as distinct data and appearing in the connectivity technologies and cultural trends of the digital age.

Looking at the information on the light screen,

Kabuto Yakushi's eyes were filled with anger.

"Bastard! Utter bastard! What kind of scum is this?! This is an insult to the Broken God! It's blasphemy!"

At this point, Kabuto Yakushi's entire body had been almost completely transformed into machinery and gears.

I don't know how he was modified to look exactly like Kabuto Yakushi from the previous world who was infected.

He had initially wondered why he felt such hostility towards the Maxwellian religion.

Now he finally understood why: the Maxwell Church was nothing short of blasphemy against the Broken God.

It's an insult.

Only by transforming oneself into a machine can one become a true god.

Only then can one truly approach the great God of Shattering!

At that moment, the gears on Kabuto's body began to turn, emitting a loud roar.

Looking at his body that had been transformed into a machine...

Kabuto Yakushi's eyes were filled with immense excitement.

"Great indeed! Great gear! Only the gear is the only truth in this world!"

He murmured a couple of words softly, then looked up at the light screen in the sky.

Believers draw near to God by accepting each other's unique qualities and sharing their knowledge and abilities for the good of the collective church.

By connecting thoughts through computer networks, they believe their God can be "recompiled" into the collective will of humanity.

"Is it possible to 'recompile God' into the collective will of humanity through networked computers'?"

Looking at the information on the light screen,

The Toad Immortal kept muttering to himself.

First and foremost, it can be confirmed that the god mentioned in this light screen is...