However, he shook his head. Better not.
He had been about to ask whether Grandmaster was being petty.
"Grandmaster, you..."
"What? You want to play another round? Off you go."
Kakashi and Rin only had time to catch Obito's panicked expression.
When they blinked again, Obito had vanished once more.
This time, Torikaze did not stop. Instead, he turned his gaze toward Kakashi.
A feeling of being watched by a beast spread through Kakashi.
When Kakashi saw the smile on Torikaze's face, he could not help edging backward.
"Gr... Grandmaster, n-no!"
Without sparing even a moment to mourn Obito Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake was the next one sent flying into the sky.
The plate of peanuts spun several times on the ground before stopping, yet not a single peanut had fallen out.
Torikaze drew it over through the air and began eating from it.
Then he turned his gaze toward Rin.
"Grandmaster... I'm not going to be sent into the sky too, am I?"
Torikaze raised a brow. "What do you think?"
The next second, Rin was sent soaring as well.
Good friends had to be neat and complete together.
When Obito came back down, he might even see Kakashi and Rin.
Torikaze believed that when the time came, Obito would surely be utterly dumbfounded.
Torikaze had acted on a whim. He had originally been planning to cultivate the three youngsters soon anyway.
After all, they could be considered Torikaze's disciples' disciples, though this world had not originally made such fine distinctions.
There were only masters and disciples. Beyond that, no one acknowledged anyone else.
However, under Torikaze's reforms, everything had taken the shape he preferred.
The purpose was to teach them to respect their masters and value proper conduct, rather than murdering their masters for strength or women.
Kakashi and