The strange thing was that after fusing with Samehada, he had even grown shark-like gills, allowing him to breathe freely underwater. He looked so eerie that people instinctively wanted to stay away from him.
"Can you pull Samehada out of my body? In a battle where you keep exhausting yourself while I keep accumulating strength, you are destined to lose!!!"
When fighting someone like Kisame Hoshigaki, if you could not crush him outright with overwhelming power or restrain Samehada, you would be dragged straight into his quagmire of battle.
The deeper you sank, the harder it became to escape, until you were trapped beyond redemption.
And as time passed, you would grow weaker and weaker, while he only became stronger!!
But for now, it was impossible to tell who would win or lose just by thinking about it. Once the Eight-Tails assumed its true form, the ferocious attacks it could unleash were far beyond anything Killer B could match while controlling it.
The power of a tailed beast was, in the end, the tailed beast's own power. A Jinchuriki could borrow it, but could they truly make it their own?
Of course, Naruto in the later stages did not count. That guy had cheated his way up from start to finish, much like Sasuke.
There was one thing Ronglin did not understand. Orochimaru had already suffered a massive loss at Itachi's hands. Even if he wanted Sasuke's body, why did he have to train Sasuke to become so strong that he ultimately ended up suffering another crushing defeat himself?
If Ronglin had been Orochimaru and wanted to take Sasuke's body, he too would have used strength to lure Sasuke away from Konoha, but he would not have used such an extremely unstable method as Orochimaru did.
Even if he wanted