This should be about enough.
Even if something unexpected happened, it would still have some effect. It was a foolproof arrangement.
About an hour later, Chiba straightened up and looked around the stone chamber, which was exactly the same as before without the slightest change. He silently nodded.
Next, he needed to inspect the surrounding terrain.
After that glance, Chiba formed a hand seal with one hand and opened the Barrier again. Once it sealed shut, he quietly vanished behind the stone door as it rumbled closed.
Although the original story had not described this place in much detail, nor had the plot unfolded here.
In the original story, Obito had used Naruto to threaten Minato Namikaze. After ultimately tossing Naruto into the air, Minato Namikaze had used the Flying Thunder God to take Naruto elsewhere. Later, the Exploding Tags Obito had placed on Naruto's swaddling clothes had also detonated somewhere else. Chiba remembered that very clearly.
Afterward, Obito had used his Space-Time Ability to take Kushina elsewhere, undo the seal before summoning the Nine-Tails to Konoha.
In the original story, the foothills where this delivery chamber was located had not actually been a primary battlefield.
It had even been little more than an unimportant setting.
But that had only been true in the original story. Now that Chiba had clearly changed the established plot of this turning point in the Night of the Nine-Tails—or rather, the anchor point of that turning point—everything had probably already changed.
In the original story, Obito had plotted against an unprepared enemy. Minato Namikaze and the others had been caught completely off guard, leaving them almost no choice but to save Naruto and let Obito take Kushina away.
But now that the turning point's anchor had been destroyed, Minato Namikaze and the others were