Last time, it had been obvious too—twenty people had lasted less than five minutes.
Yet Hashirama had cleared it in one go.
That was the gap between them.
"I feel like it's pretty difficult. Strength is the real obstacle."
Torikaze spread his hands. "Otherwise, there's no other way. Are we supposed to wait for Hogen to grow stronger and have him challenge it?"
Hashirama fell silent for a moment. "Sigh, I'll go persuade Tobirama again and make him work harder! This is Six Paths Level we're talking about!"
"Yeah, you should talk to him. The other Kage are fine, but Lord Tobirama cares too much about pride. He's probably staring at a wall at home right now."
The facts proved that Torikaze understood Tobirama very well.
When Hashirama returned home, he found Tobirama facing the wall, muttering to himself.
"My little brother, don't tell me you've gone crazy?"
Tobirama turned around and glared at Hashirama. "You're the crazy one! I'm settling my thoughts so they won't be so restless."
"No, little brother, you're settling your thoughts over this? You only lost one match. A difference in strength is normal. Your big brother cleared it today and avenged you."
Tobirama slowly turned around after hearing that, staring at Hashirama as though he were an idiot. "You... cleared it? What kind of joke is that?"
Tobirama knew his big brother was going to challenge Ōtsutsuki Isshiki, but the blow to his confidence had been too severe, so he had been too ashamed to watch.
And now his big brother had returned, boasting that he had already cleared it.
That was completely impossible! It was Six Paths Level!
"I'm not joking. I really cleared it. I even got the reward, and people outside are already talking about it. Didn't you know?"
"I thought