"Damn it, I don't want to do homework!"
"But if I don't, getting such low scores later would be really embarrassing..."
That evening, Obito stared at the two test papers on his desk and felt a headache coming on.
There were fifty-five questions in total. To finish them in three days, he had to complete at least eighteen every day.
"Shadow Clone Technique!"
In the end, Obito formed hand seals and created two Shadow Clones. "You two play rock-paper-scissors. Whoever loses gets to pick a test paper."
After saying that, Obito picked up a test paper and a pen, pretending to work on the questions himself.
To Obito, having his Shadow Clones do homework was just as painful as doing it himself. Doing it himself meant sustained, uninterrupted suffering, while a Shadow Clone meant experiencing immense suffering all at once. Obito chose the short pain.
Worried that the Shadow Clones would refuse to cooperate, Obito had not only made an extra clone to compete, but also pretended that he was doing the homework too.
The Shadow Clone Technique does have its uses. Obito thought as he drew a chibi Nohara Rin on scratch paper.
"Rock-paper-scissors? Keep the test papers and do them yourself. I'm not doing homework," one of Obito's Shadow Clones bluntly refused.
Just as Obito was wondering where things had gone wrong, the other Shadow Clone spoke up.
"You think I don't know what you're thinking? I'm Obito Uchiha too, you know."
Obito was a little speechless. These two clones were actually planning to slack off together, and he could not help saying, "Since you're both me, hurry up and help with the test papers."
"But I'm a Shadow Clone now. I won't be the one embarrassed later," the Shadow Clone said indifferently.
Then something happened that Obito