"By the way, Mu Yue-sensei, we won't have to pay an entry fee for the second stage too, will we?" Obito suddenly remembered something important.
"The first time you clear the first stage, you get one free attempt at the second stage. Under normal circumstances, the fee is the same as the first stage," Mu Yue explained.
"The first time is free? That's great." Obito was delighted. Didn't that mean three fewer test papers to do?
"Mu Yue-sensei, then let's get started." Obito was already impatient.
Mu Yue then led Obito to the riverbank and explained:
"This river is only fifteen meters wide. You need to cross it within ten seconds without falling into the water."
After explaining it to Obito, Mu Yue created more than a dozen Shadow Clones and had them stand by the riverbank, ready to perform Ninjutsu.
At first, Obito had been thrilled to hear that he had a full ten seconds. The distance was only fifteen meters, yet he had ten whole seconds.
But when Obito saw Mu Yue create so many Shadow Clones, he became a little unsettled, and a terrifying suspicion arose in his heart.
More than a dozen Mu Yues formed hand seals in unison. Soon, over a dozen thick water dragons appeared on the river, rapidly charging back and forth along its course.
Obito stared blankly at the water dragons that nearly filled the entire river. This was what he called interference to a certain extent?
With so many Water Dragon Bullets crashing back and forth, he felt like there was barely anywhere he could even step.
"Obito, are you ready? If you are, I'll start the timer," Mu Yue asked.
If they had not been right beside the river, where Water Release was much easier to use than in a