Senyo floated in the air, looking somewhat displeased. Okiagari could indeed kill shadows.
But Obito's shadow was two-dimensional. Senyo had originally intended for that slash to split Obito from head to toe.
After Obito shifted his body ever so slightly, his shadow immediately changed shape.
Yet despite such a penetrating wound, Obito had not even used Izanagi. That meant he had already become a monster.
Senyo had noticed Obito using the Box of Ultimate Bliss when he last observed the Kumogakure battlefield.
Now, it seemed Obito had formed a deeper connection with the Box of Ultimate Bliss.
Seeing Obito flee, Senyo did not care. His Okiagari was not so easy to endure. The damage attached to the shadow would continue cutting Obito apart.
The next time they met, his Okiagari would be even stronger. It would not be as simple as a single slash.
He then turned his gaze toward Minato.
The battle here with Madara was intense. Although Minato held the advantage, he could not secure victory in a short time.
This was the first time Minato had encountered someone who understood the Flying Thunder God Technique so well.
One of his Flying Thunder God Kunai shot straight toward Madara's chest, but Madara merely drew in a light breath.
He spewed a mouthful of fire directly at his own chest.
The moment Minato teleported over with Flying Thunder God, flames rushed straight into his face.
But Minato was faster this time.
He immediately used Flying Thunder God to return to his original position.
Then he used Flying Thunder God once more to appear behind Madara. Before Madara had even finished spewing fire, he threw an elbow backward without looking back.
Minato caught Madara's elbow with one hand and used Flying Thunder God again to appear in front of him.