Glancing at Seiya before him, then at the unconscious Naruto in his hand, Obito activated Kamui without hesitation. After pulling Naruto into his Kamui Dimension, he decisively fled.
He had originally wanted to reclaim his Sharingan from Kakashi.
After all, having only one Mangekyo Sharingan severely hindered his ability to use his full strength.
However, the moment he saw Seiya appear, Obito—who already had a certain psychological shadow over him—did not dare entertain the slightest thought of fighting on. He believed that completing the plan was the top priority.
"Don't think you can just leave! Leave Naruto behind!"
Seeing Obito pull Naruto into the Kamui Dimension and prepare to slip away, Kakashi, who had just awakened, lunged straight at him with a Lightning Cutter Thrust.
Unfortunately, Obito's body had already shifted into another dimension through Kamui. Kakashi's Lightning Cutter naturally passed straight through him, unable to harm him in the slightest.
If Obito truly wanted to flee using Kamui, there were practically no one in the entire ninja world capable of forcibly stopping him.
Although Seiya possessed that ability, he did not stop Obito from leaving.
The reason was simple. In his eyes, Obito was merely a minor character. The truly troublesome ones were Madara Uchiha and Kaguya Otsutsuki.
Black Zetsu had lain low for thousands of years to save his mother. Obito Uchiha's role was not entirely irreplaceable.
If he killed Obito now and scared Black Zetsu—that clump of period blood—into wetting itself, what if it hid for another few hundred or thousand years?
Rather than constantly guarding against that scheming bastard, it was better to let him quickly accomplish his goal, then solve the problem once and for all.
Although Naruto, as the Child of the World, dying like this might cause the plot to spiral out of