Obito finally understood exactly where he had gone wrong today.
"I understand. I understand everything now, Rin! I really was wrong this time. It won't happen again."
Obeying orders was a ninja's duty. If this had been during the early days of the village or the era of the Second Hokage, Obito's actions would definitely have counted as a serious violation of discipline.
He would have received severe criticism, and if he had affected the cooperation between the two countries, he might even have faced harsher punishment.
After all, Konoha had not been as relaxed and open back then as it was now. Everyone had worked their hardest to build their village's reputation in order to secure more missions.
If something like this really happened, the number of missions would definitely plummet, affecting the livelihoods of other ninja.
After all, without missions, where would they get mission pay?
If they could not even afford food, serious problems would naturally arise. Fortunately, the consequences were not that severe now.
Because ninja no longer relied on missions to make a living.
"As long as you understand. When we get back, you should still take the initiative to admit your mistake to Minato-sensei. Don't wait for Lady Xinyu to point it out."
Obito accepted that as well, because he had realized that it truly was his mistake.
"Alright, there's nothing else to discuss. Let's just follow Lady Xinyu around."
"Sure!"
Seeing that Rin was no longer angry with him, Obito was thrilled and immediately sprang back to life, full of energy.
However, because he had promised Rin, he began paying attention to his words and behavior.
Meanwhile, Xinyu and Ran at the front of the group heard everything.
"These four young people really are impressive."
Xinyu smiled and nodded. "Of course. They are