Was this Uchiha Nobuhiko deliberately calculating things, or was he acting on instinct?
And at a time like this...
No.
It should be said that at every turning point of fate, he always brought him endless trouble.
Perhaps that was why so many transmigrators ultimately failed to change anything.
The people around him swiftly relayed his orders. The Konoha ninja, who had just breathed a sigh of relief at their victory and the enemy army's rout, immediately tensed up again. Both openly and covertly, all of Konoha seemed to enter a state of tense war readiness.
Yet Chiba's heart was filled with sighs.
To be honest, at this moment, how could he not want to save the Third Hokage? But what he should do now was not rescue the Third Hokage.
First, in terms of the Third Hokage's value, the current Third Hokage was not worth Chiba leaving this place.
The Third Hokage was old, after all. Even if he were saved, after this incident, he would no longer be able to exert the deterrent power a Hokage ought to possess.
Yes, the Third Hokage was old.
Though it was somewhat unfair to say that of an old man who had devoted his entire life to Konoha, if they looked purely at the overall situation in the Shinobi World, the current Third Hokage no longer held much value.
In such an enormous and extreme Chunin Exams incident, he had caused such a massive disaster and even needed others to protect his safety. As a Hokage, he would no longer be able to perform his duties. He might even lower Konoha's perceived strength.
One had to know that no Hokage of any generation had ever needed support because of their own circumstances when the village faced danger.
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