It seemed like a strong punch forced Hanzō into the earth wall, but in fact, at the last moment, Chen gave up.
Otherwise, with the power of Snake Kata, combined with the bonus of Monstrous Strength, it would not just be as simple as breaking an arm. It is very likely that Hanzō would be exploded with one punch.
This is not to say that Chen was letting off steam during the entire battle. If that was the case, he was not confident, but arrogant.
Hanzō's strength is not weak. He has been with Shinobi World for decades and has extremely rich experience. But here comes the problem. His most powerful ones are Body Flicker Technique, sword skills and Salamander.
The antidote configured by Nonō destroyed most of Salamander. Then using Sage Mode's perception ability, Chen accurately found the location of Salamander and decisively killed him.
This makes part of Hanzō cooperate and cannot be used.
As for sword skills... Chen has fought against Sakumo so many times, and has long been accustomed to similar attacks.
As for Taijutsu and Elemental Release Technique, Chen under Sage Mode can obviously suppress Hanzō.
When all your advantages are inferior to those of your enemy, how much strength can you still exert?
Hanzō was finally able to slightly understand Shibi's suppressed feeling of frustration.
Chen walked forward slowly, ripples rising from the water beneath his feet.
Without the maintenance of chakra, this lake gradually began to sink.
By the time Chen reached the mountain wall created by Earth Movement Core, the water surface was almost touching the bottom.
He continued walking up the straight mountain wall, still neither fast nor slow.
There was a faint sound from the depression of the cliff, and a trace of scarlet blood seeped out of the pit and dripped on the stone wall.
Chen jumped into the hole made by the smash. In his field of vision, Hanzō's head was stuck upside down in the soil, and his legs were stretched out in a splay, looking very miserable.
He raised his right hand, and a python shot out quickly, tied around Hanzō's legs, and pulled him out.
But Hanzō obviously felt that he could still save something, so he used his strength to hit Chen with his intact right arm.
Chen still stood on the same spot, only throwing his head back slightly, and then swung the python, throwing Demigod out of the canyon wall and fell on the muddy ground.
Immediately afterwards, he walked out, walked over to Hanzō, and twisted his neck.
Chen really wanted to use force to completely strangle Hanzō here, but he still held back after using all his strength.
A living Hanzō is more valuable than a dead one.
This is the same as why Second Great Ninja War clearly captured Third Kazekage but did not kill him.
Orochimaru Don't you want to kill?
Believe it or not, if Uncle Snake really took action at that time, Hidden Sand Village would not surrender at all later, and the war would probably continue.
Not to mention, after Third Hokage used Kazekage as a bargaining chip, the lion opened its mouth and plundered a large amount of profits.
Even though they were defeated in the war, why is the compensation period for Hidden Stone Village shorter than that for Hidden Sand Village? Is it just because Land of Earth has mines?
Of course not, because Ōnoki was not captured, and Hidden Stone Village was not completely defeated, and still had the right to turn around.
As the saying goes, living people are more valuable than dead people. After death, there is really nothing.
After all, ninjas don't kill for the sake of killing, but for profit.
At present, the biggest interest for Konoha is to end this war as soon as possible. The sooner the war ends, the fewer Konoha ninjas will die.
Adhering to this understanding, before the war started, when Chen and Sakumo were still in Land of Waves, the village or Third Hokage had already issued an order that "Hanzō cannot be killed."
Land of Rain Losing is inevitable, but what happens next?
If Hanzō dies, what will happen to Land of Rain?
In an instant, the country would be torn apart.
Hanzō is the backbone of this country. Without him, there would not be a ninja strong enough to suppress the situation.
Then, Land of Rain will be a hundred times more chaotic than it is now, and all parties will begin to compete for the position of leader.
Is this situation good for Konoha?
That was possible in peacetime, but not now.
Because in the macro strategy formulated by Konoha, the next step is to pass through Land of Rain, or go south into Land of Wind to open up the first Second Great Ninja War field; or go north to bypass Land of Grass and penetrate directly into the territory of Land of Earth.
No matter which strategy is used, Land of Rain will play an important role in this war that affects the entire Shinobi World.
In a sense, Land of Rain will become the rear area of the Konoha unit, and a new transportation line will inevitably be opened here.
It is even said that in order to save supplies, Konoha's army will probably need Land of Rain to collect and provide supplies.
This may drain Land of Rain's blood, but it is not within Konoha's consideration. Isn't that the tragedy of a small country? Land of Grass has directly become a battlefield.
This strategy was formulated at the beginning of the war, and it is also related to whether Konoha can defeat Third Great Ninja War.
If Hanzō dies now and Land of Rain falls into division, it will be difficult for Konoha to have a stable environment.
Moreover, Hanzō has many die-hard loyalists, and Land of Rain is an extremely xenophobic country. Without Hanzō's suppression, Konoha's transportation lines are likely to encounter successive attacks, and may even be cut off by the enemy and blocked in Land of Wind or Land of Earth.
Therefore, Hanzō cannot die yet.
Of course, Hanzō is also very lucky. If Hizashi and three other people die today, Chen will never show mercy and will definitely kill Hanzō directly and bury them together.
Chen Hand Seals his hands again, focusing the chakra on five fingers, and then pressed it on Hanzō's shoulders, and a black line quickly unfolded.
This can make Seal chakra flow, making Hanzō have no fighting power
Chen put Hanzō on his shoulders and was about to leave, but out of the corner of his eye he caught a glimpse of the already charred Salamander in the distance.
He actually didn't want to kill Salamander. After all, Mangekyo Sharingan could control even an alien creature like Tailed Beast. What was a mere indigenous mutant?
But Salamander's vision has deteriorated so severely that it basically no longer uses its eyes to observe the enemy, which makes Chen's "glaring" completely useless.
However, although Salamander is dead, it can still continue to shine.
Chen touched his stomach. He hadn't eaten for a day, so he was bound to be hungry.
Sometimes, rather than swallowing Military Ration Pill at every turn, it is a good choice to make enough food and clothing by yourself.
So the question is, which one is more delicious, Salamander, Manda or Toad?
This question is worth exploring. After thinking about it, Chen put down Hanzō, walked over, and put Salamander Seal into his own Scroll.
He shook his head and sighed.
"I don't want to eat you either, but don't worry, after Uncle Snake learns Impure World Reincarnation, I'll let him give it a try to see if he can summon you.
If we are destined, we will fight side by side again! "