When Boruto was captured by Konoha shinobi in chapter 13, it was clear that he would face some serious problems in the future. That's exactly what happens in chapter 14, when the main character is being interrogated.
The interrogation begins with Konohamaru calmly asking Boruto questions about the Shinju and eventually Naruto's 'death'. But things quickly turn contentious, as Ibiki Morino replaces Konohamaru in “questioning” Boruto.
An experienced interrogator, Ibiki Morino is known for his no-nonsense questioning, as we saw in the original Naruto series.
In Boruto Two Blue Vortex chapter 14, Ibiki takes over the interrogation when the protagonist refuses to reveal his source of information – Koji Kashin, even after being threatened with death. Ibiki Morino reveals that he has been looking forward to facing Boruto ever since he learned of Naruto's death.
Ibiki Morino interrogates Boruto
When the young man mocks Ibiki for having too much free time, he slams Boruto's head on the table, before brutally beating him. This scene is hard to take, especially when readers know Boruto is innocent and did all of this to save the world.
However, Ibiki and the others did not know this. They only saw Boruto as a criminal who took the life of the Seventh Hokage whom they loved. So in a way, their resentment and harsh treatment of the murderer was understandable. But readers still found their actions towards a teenager to be a bit too much, especially when compared to how Naruto treated Kawaki kindly.
A fan expressed: “I need retribution for everyone who hurt Boruto, especially if people realize that he and Kawaki were switched, I want to see a line of people apologizing to him one by one.”
“Don't forget they mentioned in Naruto that Ibiki is a sadist, so it's no surprise that he wants to physically harm Boruto, before delving into his mind”another added.
Although the protagonist had a hard time in Boruto Two Blue Vortex chapter 14, fortunately he was freed at the end of the chapter. Now readers are looking forward to what Boruto will do next.
