Though it might sound a little harsh, that was indeed the truth.
So much time had already passed, and Hatake had already moved on.
There was absolutely no need to let Obito Uchiha's interference drag him back into that sorrowful, isolated state of mind.
It would only be another form of self-inflicted torment.
"I understand, Lord Torikaze. I won't dwell on the past anymore. I'll keep moving forward."
Torikaze was very pleased with that answer. "That's right. The Hatake Kakashi you used to be became part of the past the moment you chose to come here. You are beginning a new life."
"Don't lose yourself in the past. Get yourself back into shape, then set out again."
"Lord Torikaze, I can do that."
Afterward, Torikaze dispelled the mist, and Hatake Kakashi left the Pavilion to rejoin the training.
As for Kakashi, Torikaze had no concerns whatsoever. His mental state was exceptionally good.
From beginning to end, he had not felt the slightest anger, because Obito Uchiha was a complete stranger to him.
He was neither his friend nor connected to him in any way. Obito's tragedy meant absolutely nothing to Kakashi.
The only people who truly mattered to Kakashi were these companions by his side.
"You three, train properly. You can rest when the time comes. I'm heading out for a while."
"Understood!"
After Torikaze left, Obito moved over beside Kakashi.
"Kakashi, why do you seem so calm? The other world's me did so many terrible things. He even nearly got Minato-sensei and Kushina, Shishou's Wife killed, yet you don't feel anything at all?"
Kakashi spread his hands indifferently. "What am I supposed to feel? He's just a criminal, and Minato-sensei from that other world is fine anyway."
"I don't know him at all, nor do I have any interest