I'm not entirely sure as I haven't read it specifically. But generally, it might be about a black obelisk which could be a central mystery, a symbol, or an object around which the story's plot, characters, and events revolve.
I don't know as I haven't read the novel. It could be an adventurer who is drawn to the black obelisk.
Well, it could be that Naruto somehow discovers the power of Obelisk the Tormentor. Maybe he stumbles upon an ancient relic or meets a mysterious figure who bestows this power upon him. Then he has to learn to control it, which might be really difficult as Obelisk the Tormentor's power is extremely potent.
'Fantasy: A Hundred Years of Grave-sweeping, Invincible After Being Born' had a human monarch weapon, the Merit Obelisk.
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One likely antagonist could be those who oppose Naruto having the power of Obelisk the Tormentor. They might see it as a threat to their own power or plans. Maybe some of the rogue ninja groups or even some of the hidden villages that have their own agendas.
It depends. Sometimes it might be possible, but it often depends on the specific rules and mechanics of the story or the game where the obelisk is involved.
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I'm not sure exactly as I haven't read it. But it might be about some kind of journey into the unknown, perhaps a physical journey like into space (since 'black' could refer to the blackness of space) or an emotional/psychological journey into a dark or mysterious place.
Since we only have 'black a novel', it's very ambiguous. It could be that the word 'black' is a very important or central concept in the novel. It might be used as a metaphor throughout the story. For instance, if it's a crime novel, 'black' could symbolize the dark underworld of crime, the hidden and shadowy aspects of the characters' lives. Or in a more philosophical novel, 'black' could stand for the absence of light in a metaphorical sense, representing ignorance or the lack of enlightenment that the characters are striving to overcome.
Without more context about this 'black the novel', it's impossible to give a detailed account. It might be a work of horror where 'black' symbolizes the darkness, fear, or the unknown. Maybe it's a story set in a black - themed world, such as a place where everything is dark - colored, and the characters are struggling against some sort of oppressing force.