Obito, who had been about to look away, suddenly froze. He had never expected Nagato to evade the attack of his "Limbo Clone."
The speed and strength of a "Limbo Clone" were nearly identical to his true body's.
Coupled with the unparalleled spatial invisibility of a "Limbo Clone," even the Byakugan could not see through it. Nagato's successful evasion could not possibly have been a coincidence.
"Hm?"
In an instant, Obito noticed an inexplicable change in the Byakugan in Nagato's eye sockets.
The eyeballs had turned a deep grayish-black, while the pupils at their centers had become pale blue, gleaming with a halo of light. They had completely lost the characteristics of the Byakugan.
What kind of eyes are those? After a brief pause, Obito secretly pondered. Could they see my Limbo Clones?
The clones created by the ocular technique "Limbo: Border Jail" were not invisible in the conventional optical sense, but rather through a special kind of spatial invisibility. Put simply, under normal circumstances, "Limbo Clones" operated within a separate dimension known as Limbo Space. Since they did not exist in the Ninja World itself, they were difficult to detect or sense.
Once a "Limbo Clone" wished to launch an attack, however, Limbo Space would briefly overlap with the Ninja World, allowing objects from the two different spaces to interfere with one another.
Therefore, whether it was ocular Kekkei Genkai such as the Sharingan and Byakugan, or the various sensory ninjutsu of sensory-type shinobi, all were completely ineffective against "Limbo Clones."
At present, the only ocular techniques in the Ninja World capable of seeing through "Limbo Clones" were those on the level of the Rinnegan and Tenseigan, as well as the vague malicious-intent perception gained after entering Sage Mode.
For that very reason, upon realizing that Nagato could see