In this match, our star striker, the Third Hokage, scored a world-class goal!
The enemy was then swallowed by the vast ocean of People's War!
Well, fortunately, wars did not need to be broadcast live. And even if they did, Hagoromo absolutely could not be allowed to host, or who knew what he might say.
So, as he watched the Third Hokage battle, he could only imagine some wildly inappropriate commentary.
The Third Hokage had charged forward with unstoppable force, his staff sweeping and striking in every direction, with no enemy able to last a single exchange against him. But it seemed the Kazekage was about to step in. The leaders of the two villages might be about to clash head-on.
Strong as the Third Hokage was, warnings still had to be given when danger approached. It was essential to prepare mentally in advance, at least so he would not be caught off guard and beaten senseless. Hagoromo immediately reported the news to headquarters.
After the report reached headquarters, the order relayed back to Hagoromo was to continue monitoring. That told him what he needed to do. As for matters on the ground, he trusted Tsunade to handle them.
So Hagoromo moved forward again to monitor the enemy.
In fact, the distance he needed to travel back and forth was now quite short. By hovering near the middle of the battlefield, he could monitor the entire field without having to fly between both sides. The ninja from both armies had become interwoven like canine teeth, and the battlefield itself was beginning to compress.
But just as Hagoromo was seized by the heroic sentiment of I could fly all day, the little bird beneath him suddenly conveyed a certain emotion.
Yes, while the Yata Crow could not speak like certain toads