"Sounds pretty simple. If that's the case, we only need to defeat one team to pass the exam, right?" After hearing the rules, Obito felt that this exam was far easier than the previous one.
"If we're lucky, yes." Kakashi nodded.
Ten kilometers was not a long distance for ninja. The heart of this exam was snatching scrolls.
"Then at least half the participants will be eliminated after this exam." Nohara Rin analyzed the rules.
During the previous written exam, only three teams in total had either cheated or failed to score enough points. The vast majority of teams had passed the first exam.
"More than that. At most a third of the participants will remain after this exam." Kakashi shook his head slightly.
Every team would proactively attack other teams in order to pass, but the problem was that they might not obtain a matching scroll. If they failed to get one, they would keep attacking others.
Kakashi felt that even one-third was a conservative estimate. Some troublemakers might not stop even after gathering both scrolls, further increasing the number of eliminations.
"If it comes down to luck, then we're doomed. We definitely won't run into the matching scroll smoothly. With Kakashi around, something unexpected is bound to happen." Obito was already prepared to win five fights in a row and get nothing out of them.
Kakashi: ...
"Maybe you're the unlucky one. We've always been on the same team, after all," Kakashi retorted.
"How could I be unlucky? I've been hoping for enemies to show up. If they really do, that should prove I'm lucky." Obito thought Kakashi was forcing an explanation.
"One representative from each team, come collect your scroll," shouted the chunin in charge of distributing the scrolls.
Kakashi looked over. The place to collect the