If it had been Obito with only a single Kamui before, he definitely would not have been this overconfident!
In a situation like this, the old Obito would certainly have stopped Ohm from leaving.
But now, in his eyes, Orochimaru and his group were fish on the chopping block. From beginning to end, he had merely been playing with them.
It could be said that Obito intended to let Orochimaru display all his abilities before defeating him without mercy!
He wanted to toy with them before crushing their spirits.
What Obito did not know was that because he had not stopped Ohm from leaving, his plan would soon fall apart completely!
This was something Obito had never anticipated from the very beginning.
Even Nagato, far away in the Land of Rain, had never considered the possibility that Obito might fail to kill Orochimaru.
After all, he had witnessed part of Dual Kamui Obito's strength.
It was no exaggeration to say that, in Nagato's eyes, Madara Uchiha only had the problem of whether he could find Orochimaru, never whether he could kill him.
He had sent Obito to capture the Seven-Tails Jinchuriki and kill Orochimaru merely to buy time.
Yet Obito's failure was absolutely beyond Nagato's expectations.
Still, this was also good news for Nagato.
Yes, unexpectedly good news.
At that moment, deep within Orochimaru's hidden base, Obito was single-handedly fighting Orochimaru and Guren with a playful attitude.
With Dual Kamui in hand, Obito was simply far too nimble!
No matter how many tricks Orochimaru and Guren had, or how powerful the jutsu they unleashed were, they simply could not touch Obito. That was the most infuriating part.
Compared with his former single Kamui, Obito's speed in using Kamui's various abilities was now on an entirely different level!
Even a Kage-level