Isshiki had miscalculated!
He knew Obito's Kamui had a passive phasing effect, but he had hardly ever seen Obito use it.
After all, counting this time, Isshiki and Obito had only met three times in total.
On top of that, the fierce battle and the constant threat of death had left Isshiki no time to carefully analyze Obito's abilities.
With Dual Kamui active, Obito was completely immune to physical attacks.
That directly nullified Ōtsutsuki Isshiki's strongest weapon: his raw physical prowess. It was also the main reason Minato had dared to let Obito join this Six Paths-level battle.
Obito's Dojutsu was the perfect counter to almost every ninjutsu and taijutsu attack!
Unless the enemy's attack was powerful enough to distort space...
Unfortunately.
Ōtsutsuki Isshiki's attacks were indeed terrifyingly powerful, but they still fell just short of the space-distorting strike of Eight Gates Night Guy...
Of course, Isshiki could also use his Kāma to open a space-time portal and disrupt or distort Obito's phasing.
But he couldn't forget that Minato was there, a near-Six Paths-level shinobi!
The moment Isshiki tried to open a portal, Minato's lightning-fast attack would arrive and interrupt his ability.
He wouldn't get the chance to touch Obito.
At that moment.
All Obito had to do was stay there while phased, making himself the perfect bait to hold Ōtsutsuki Isshiki in place.
As long as Isshiki couldn't take Obito down, he would be stuck there!
And Minato could use the opportunity to unleash a fierce assault on Isshiki.
One played the bait, while the other led the attack.
If Isshiki shrank, Obito could even use his Sharingan to just barely spot him and report his position to Teacher Minato.
That would help Minato track Isshiki's condition and location.
It was clear that the two master and student had