Blazing Heaven Radiant Flash Flow Blade Instant Light Soul-Locking God-Sealing World-Ending Final Formation: Ultimate Zero Style

At this moment, Namikaze Minato stood atop the central formation eye meticulously arranged by the Barrier Team.

As he formed hand seals, an immense Chakra surge, as turbulent and overwhelming as raging ocean waves, abruptly erupted from his body and swept through the surroundings.

In an instant, the runes within the formation eye on the ground were stimulated by that powerful Chakra, each blazing with dazzling light.

Immediately afterward, an enormous amount of Chakra streamed along the runes, rapidly flowing toward every part of Konoha.

"So strong..."

The Barrier Team members assisting nearby were left dumbfounded by the immense Chakra and instinctively staggered backward again and again.

One of them, his face filled with reverence, muttered:

"So this is our Hokage-sama!? Such vast and majestic Chakra is practically comparable to the legendary tailed beasts!"

Minato was bearing the pressure of as many as one hundred and twenty-eight Array Pillars, which was clearly far beyond what he could handle alone.

So, the Chakra he had unleashed earlier was merely a prelude.

At that moment, Minato turned his attention to Kurama within him and said:

"Kurama, I'm counting on you today!"

Kurama pressed his palms together and sat steadily cross-legged within Minato's Mindscape as he replied:

"I've finally gotten a chance to go all out! Go ahead without holding back, Minato!"

Minato laughed heartily. "Let's go, Kurama!"

"Yeah!"

In the very next instant, Chakra a hundred times greater than before surged wildly from Minato's body like a roaring flood.

That dazzling golden radiance flickered continuously, as if it would illuminate the entire world.

At the same time, a bright yellow Nine-Tails Cloak, like the blazing summer sun, instantly enveloped Minato's body.

What was more, Sage Mode Markings appeared on both sides of Minato's cheeks.

At this point, Minato had revealed his strongest