Ronglin also knew full well that the darkened Obito would definitely look for a chance to take revenge on him. But would a dinosaur care about an ant's revenge?
"Human, die!!!"
In the back mountains of Konoha, the Nine-Tails turned into a streak of red lightning. Its sharp claws swept across, and wherever they passed, whether rock or giant trees thick enough for several people to wrap their arms around, everything was reduced to fragments scattered across the ground.
"What a pain."
Spitting onto the ground, Kisame Hoshigaki looked at the wounds on his body and felt incredibly awkward. The Nine-Tails dared to use all its strength without restraint, but he could not. He had far too many concerns holding him back.
If he could unleash his full power, Kisame Hoshigaki would not have been in such a sorry state. But with Konoha at his back, he could only hold himself in check. Otherwise, all of Konoha might be drowned by a flood.
"Looks like he's still a bit green."
In the original work, during the Fourth Great Ninja War, Kisame Hoshigaki had nearly overturned Killer B, the Eight-Tails Jinchuriki, all by himself. One had to know that when a tailed beast and its Jinchuriki worked together in perfect harmony, the power they could unleash was even stronger. Yet Killer B had still fallen into Kisame Hoshigaki's hands. If Kisame Hoshigaki had not had a mission to carry out, and if others had not come to support him, Killer B definitely would have suffered a huge setback.
And the Nine-Tails was known as the strongest of the tailed beasts, far more powerful than the Eight-Tails. The current Kisame Hoshigaki was still young, and his strength was nowhere near as formidable as it was in the original work. Even with Samehada's