As the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga delves deeper into the story, the latest chapter sheds light on Boruto Uzumaki's growing dilemma with the mark of Karma.

Set three years after the events of Boruto: Naruto's Next Generation, the manga sequel introduces Boruto's enhanced powers since leaving Konoha. However, amid his newfound power, a significant weakness appears, threatening to disrupt the delicate balance of his abilities.

Boruto's cause-and-effect struggle takes center stage in “Two Blue Vortex”

The manga sets the stage for the impending conflict, with the Ten-Tails in action looming as formidable opponents. Meanwhile, the expected confrontation between Boruto and Kawaki, an important character in the series, takes center stage.

In a recent chapter, Kawaki's realization of Boruto's superior strength emphasized the young ninja's evolution. However, when Kawaki exploits his ability to seal Karma, Boruto's struggle for control reappears.

Chapter 9 of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex sees Kawaki reappear in the fight, determined to settle his grudge with Boruto. Despite Boruto's formidable display of power, Kawaki's activation of his Karma seal shows a stark contrast in control between the two.

While Kawaki demonstrates his mastery of Karma, Boruto struggles with containing its effects, fearing the consequences of losing control. This reveal emphasizes Boruto's vulnerability and highlights the potential dangers of his growing power.

As tensions escalate and the Ten-Tails pose a potential threat to Konoha, Boruto's struggle with his Karma mark adds a layer of complexity to the ongoing story.

With the series delving deeper into themes of power, control, and destiny, Boruto: Two Blue Vortex promises to deliver exciting developments as Boruto overcomes the challenges ahead.