Senga glanced at the four Kage, and under the pressure of the Rinnegan, none of them dared to look up and meet his gaze.
Minato pointed to Madara, whose hair was tangled in Senga's hair, and asked,
"Senga, what are your plans for dealing with Uchiha Madara?"
Senga thought for a moment and said,
"You don't need to worry about that. Just take him back to Konoha first."
As she spoke, Senga used her hair to roll Madara in front of Minato, who quickly reached out and caught Madara.
Seeing Minato's cautious demeanor, Senga chuckled a few times and said,
"Obito and Kakashi haven't come out yet?"
Minato shook his head, a look of worry appearing on his face.
"Obito took Kakashi to another dimension, where even my Flying Thunder God cannot go."
After hearing this, Senga decided to use Yomotsu Hirasaka to go to the Kamui Space to see what the two were up to. Now that the war was over, they should settle any grudges quickly.
Suddenly, space distorted, and Obito jumped out, carrying Kakashi with Obito.
Kakashi's clothes looked tattered and had many burn marks.
His face was covered in bruises, clearly indicating he had been severely beaten.
Compared to Kakashi, Obito looks much better.
Although he had some bruises on his face, it was nothing to him, given his White Zetsu Cells.
Moreover, judging from his smug expression, one might suspect that he did something unspeakable to Kakashi in the Kamui Space just now.
It wasn't a big deal; he just gave Kakashi a good beating.
In the Obito did lose to Kakashi in the Kamui Space, but that was clearly intentional; he only wanted to remove the Cursed Seal on his heart through Kakashi's hands.
Now that his Cursed Seal has been removed by Senga and he knows the truth, he has no worries about fighting Kakashi, and victory is only a matter of course.
Keep in mind that he was Madara's only direct disciple, and in terms of Taijutsu, Ninjutsu, and Dojutsu, he was far superior to Kakashi. Moreover, he had mastered Yin-Yang Release. How could Kakashi possibly defeat Obito now?
Furthermore, Obito felt no guilt towards Kakashi; in fact, he harbored some resentment and had long wanted to beat Kakashi up.
This can be considered as fulfilling a small wish he had from back then.
Obito casually tossed Kakashi to the ground, where Kakashi rolled a few times before struggling to get up.
Seeing this, Minato wanted to step forward to stop them, but Senga stopped him.
"Don't meddle in their business!"
"But Kakashi looks like he got beaten up pretty badly..." M.
"Don't worry, you won't die."
"..."
Obito gave Senga a grateful look, then squatted down and grabbed Kakashi by the collar.
He brought his face close to Kakashi's and asked,
"Kakashi, you're so weak right now! You can't even beat a loser like me!"
Kakashi's mask was mostly destroyed. He gave a wry smile and said...
"Obito, you've never been a loser..."
"Tch, you're still the same as before, I just hate looking at you!"
Obito seemed to have lost interest. He released Kakashi, got up from the ground, and then looked at Madara, who was being supported by Minato.
His gaze sharpened, and without turning his head, he spoke to Kakashi.
"Kakashi, you should know by now that Rin's death was caused by Uchiha Madara. Now that he's in this state, I really want to kill him..."
Kakashi didn't speak; he simply watched Obito quietly.
Obito continued,
"But he was defeated by Lord Senga, I have no right to kill him!"
At this point, Obito clenched his fists and said hatefully,
"One day, I will surpass him, and then kill him!"
Madara suddenly opened his eyes, glanced at Obito, and silently shook his head.
This action was utterly mocking to Obito; veins bulged on his forehead, and his gaze toward Madara seemed to want to devour him.
Senga had seen enough, and he spoke up.
"Alright, let's talk about it when we get to Konoha."
As soon as Senga spoke, Obito immediately fell silent. He walked up to Minato, controlling himself to avoid looking at Madara, and said in a low voice,
"Teacher, I am a sinner. When I get back, I will go to prison myself. I will never come out until my sins are atoned!"
Minato looked at Obito with a complicated expression. To be honest, he had long since forgiven Obito, as had he forgiven Kushina.
Both of them knew that Obito had been deceived and used. Now, the three of them were very happy and had no hatred towards Obito.
But Obito still couldn't forgive himself; he only wanted to atone for his sins.
Even though Minato kept trying to persuade him not to dwell on those things, he was determined to go to prison.
Left with no other choice, Minato looked to Senga for help, knowing that Senga's words carried far more weight with Obito than his own as a teacher.
Senga thought for a moment and said,
"Don't rush off to jail, I have something else to tell you."
Obito immediately responded.
"Lord Senga, please feel free to speak to me, and I will do my best to handle it!"
Senga smiled and said,
"Don't get so worked up, it's nothing serious. I need you to find me someone."
Who is it?
He was a monk named Jigen.
Senga narrowed his eyes at the mention of Jigen.
This guy's true identity is Ōtsutsuki Isshiki, the unlucky guy who was ambushed by Kaguya and fed to the Ten-Tails.
Ever since Senga returned to the Naruto World, he has been using the Heavenly Net to search for Jigen's location, but Jigen seems to have sensed something and has concealed his presence.
So Senga decided to have Obito, who possesses Kamui, go look for it. After all, Kamui's ability to save his life is unparalleled, so even if Jigen discovers him, he can just run away.
Obito nodded, not asking Senga why he wanted to see this person, and simply stated...
"I understand, Lord Senga. But now that I've found him, do I need to bring him back?"
"No, you just need to tell me his location. Remember, never fight him; he's very strong."
Upon hearing this, the expressions of the four Kage standing around Senga, as well as Minato and the others, all changed. Even Kaguya looked up at Senga.
They were all filled with intense curiosity about the monk named Jigen. Someone whom Senga described as "very strong" must have undeniable strength, so why had they never heard of such a powerful person before?
Obito was also taken aback, but he quickly became excited.
In Obito's view, Senga's decision to send him to find such a terrifyingly powerful opponent was a sign of her trust in him.
Completing such a task would also greatly alleviate his sense of guilt.
He nodded vigorously and said,
"I've got it!"