A Crow.
Though it was unbelievable that Noah was bad at taijutsu, it was the truth. Noah did not think there was anything shameful about it at all. If you were bad at something, you should bravely admit it. Refusing to admit it no matter what—that was what was truly wrong.
But Noah's words were hard to trust. Just think about that guy's speed and reflexes—how did he look like someone who was bad at taijutsu?
Kakashi directly assumed the kid was trying to save him some face, which made Kakashi feel even more stifled. Honestly, what Kakashi had felt most throughout today's fight was frustration.
As a Jonin, using ninjutsu to attack his own students would not simply be embarrassing.
And as a Jonin of Konoha who had gone through too many terrible things, Kakashi had long sworn never to lay a hand on Konoha's ninjas.
With those two points in mind, aside from using Water Dragon Jutsu to disperse Noah's Water Dragon Jutsu, Kakashi had truly relied on nothing but the Clone Technique and taijutsu throughout the entire battle. He had not even activated his Sharingan.
Yet this unknown kid not only had an absurd amount of Chakra, but was also ridiculously fast. More importantly, he was a sensory ninja.
Not only could he easily pinpoint Kakashi's exact location, but his perception was downright abnormal—he could almost instantly tell whether a clone was real or fake.
That feeling was somewhat like the Sharingan. But the kid's eyes had remained their normal color the whole time, without any trace of colored contacts or anything strange. Most importantly, Kakashi did not think the kid had any connection to the Uchiha clan.
Looking at the bells in the kid's hand, Kakashi did not know what to say. He had actually wanted