The next day, dusk descended.
Having finished setting up the stone chamber and the area around the cave, Chiba quietly sat down at the entrance, took out some rations, and slowly began chewing on them.
Yet his eyes were fixed ahead, his gaze seeming to cross the forest before him, even pass over the mountain beyond it, before settling on some extremely distant place at the upper edge of his vision.
Sigh...
Even though I've made all these arrangements, they're probably nothing more than psychological comfort.
With Obito's Space-Time Ability, he should be able to appear anywhere and completely avoid my preparations.
When he had watched the original story and seen that ability, he had not felt much about it.
But now that he had to face it himself, it was such a pain in the ass.
At that moment, he once again grumbled inwardly about Obito's Space-Time Ability.
Space-Time Ninjutsu and Space-Time Abilities were undoubtedly among the most troublesome branches in the ninja power system.
They were also the most lethal kind.
There were practically no complete measures capable of countering Space-Time Ninjutsu and abilities. When facing them, one was basically left helpless.
Even Six Paths Obito had no particularly effective way of dealing with the Flying Thunder God.
And the reason Minato Namikaze had struck terror into his enemies during this Ninja World War was naturally not his Sealing Jutsu, but his Space-Time Ninjutsu—the Flying Thunder God.
It could be said that the Flying Thunder God accounted for more than sixty percent of Minato Namikaze's combat strength.
And even without the Flying Thunder God's godlike speed, Obito's Kamui and Kakashi's Kamui, which activated comparatively slowly, were still tremendously powerful. Other than when encountering the Flying Thunder God, there were basically no cases where they had suffered losses.
That