After making his decision, Obito actually took the initiative to dispel his Susanoo under Clone Number One's puzzled gaze.
As the Susanoo vanished, snowflakes carrying freezing power began drifting down one by one.
However, the moment Obito dispelled his Susanoo, he activated his intangibility ability. Thus, the falling snowflakes did not land on him.
But this also meant that if Obito wanted to attack, he would inevitably have to leave his intangible state.
And the moment he left that state, those snowflakes would harm him.
In other words, if Obito wanted to hurt his opponent in the ensuing battle, he would have to hurt himself first!
It all depended on whether the damage Obito inflicted on Clone Number One could exceed the damage he suffered himself.
That was the difference between dealing a thousand damage to the enemy while suffering eight hundred yourself, and dealing eight hundred damage to the enemy while suffering a thousand yourself.
However, Obito's main predicament now was not whether he could injure Clone Number One, but finding where Clone Number One was hiding!
Otherwise, everything would be pointless.
The snow was still falling.
After using the Snow Concealment Technique, Clone Number One was nowhere to be seen—not even a shadow of him.
Even after pushing his Mangekyō Sharingan to its limit, Obito still could not find Clone Number One's hiding place. Left with no other choice, he could only give up.
However, Obito had clearly anticipated this outcome long ago, so he was not overly disappointed.
Or rather, this had merely been his final attempt.
"Sure enough, I still can't rely on the Sharingan to catch sight of that guy? Since he's using this snow to hide himself, then I just need to melt all of it!"
Although Obito could not locate Clone Number One's