บท 261: Chapter 91: The Three Goddesses of Fate

He had lost his vision.

He had lost his sense of taste.

He had lost his sense of smell.

He had lost his hearing.

He had lost his sense of touch.

The five senses connecting him to the world were forcibly and temporarily sealed, and his entire consciousness felt as though it was forcibly entombed in darkness.

However, just as a person deprived of vision might develop an acute sense of hearing, the senses from deep within his consciousness had become unprecedentedly sharp.

The sixth sense... or perhaps perception, at this point it hardly mattered.

In the moment his consciousness restarted, Suna witnessed three beautiful women. They were dressed in white robes, their features strikingly similar, but their ages were differentiated just right – a girl, a young woman, and a mature woman – their temperaments transitioning from youthful, to vibrant, to composed, seemingly representing the three different stages of life.