Gojo's eyes snapped open, Six Eyes blazing as the alarms screamed through the vault.
Footsteps thundered. Shadows moved like smoke in the high-security hallways.
"Let's see who's brave enough to crash my party," Gojo smirked.
The door shattered. A squad of elite cursed spirits and rogue shinobi poured in.
Gojo's fingers danced in complex seals, bending space itself—punching holes in reality.
But amid the chaos, a shadow flickered behind the attackers.
From the darkness stepped a figure — calm, collected, radiating a deadly chill.
The shadow smiled, "Gojo Satoru. You always attract the best trouble."
Meanwhile, Naruto and Sasuke stood before a sacred altar deep within the village's oldest temple.
The chakra drains had left one of the Tailed Beasts weakened, trapped in a sealed cage of cursed energy.
Naruto's hands trembled with rage.
"We can't let this continue. Whoever's behind this wants to break the balance."
Sasuke's Sharingan flared.
"I know who's responsible. It's time to face the truth."
Saitama and Luffy stared down the glowing form of Admiral Kizaru.
Light flickered and danced around the Admiral, making the water sizzle with radiant heat.
Kizaru chuckled, "So, the pirate and the hero. You think you can stop the storm coming?"
Luffy cracked his knuckles, stretching his arms wide.
"Saitama, you ready to teach this guy what a real punch feels like?"
Saitama yawned, "I don't like wasting energy."
Suddenly, the sky tore open—a blazing comet streaked down and crashed near the Hidden Leaf temple.
From the fiery crater rose a boy with wild hair and an aura that shattered the air—Kakarot was awake.
Naruto's eyes widened. "Could this be… the key?"
Sasuke nodded grimly. "If he's what I think he is, we need to prepare."
Far from the battlefields, in a throne room carved from the remnants of shattered worlds,
Blackbeard sat, fingers steepled, eyes glowing with unnatural power.
"Every piece moves as planned," he muttered.
He reached out, tendrils of dark energy weaving through dimensions,
"Soon, all energy will bow to me."