The breakthrough didn't come from a grand battle, but from a slip of the tongue. One of the ship’s technicians knew a detail about the wound that hadn't been made public. When confronted, the man’s face transformed from a mask of helpfulness to one of jagged hatred. He wasn't just a killer; he was a saboteur, an agent of the Funato hidden in plain sight.
The following story is a reimagining of the core conflict in Episode 238, "A Killer on the Ship," focusing on the psychological tension aboard the vessel. Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Episode 238
Kyoho flinched, his grip tightening on his twin-ax. For a moment, the tension shifted—it wasn't just a murder mystery anymore; it was a powder keg of prejudice. Boruto stepped between the mob and the masked giant. The breakthrough didn't come from a grand battle,
"We’re trapped in a wooden box in the middle of the ocean with a murderer," Kawaki muttered, appearing beside him like a shadow. His Karma remained dormant, but his posture was wound tight as a spring. He wasn't just a killer; he was a