"Space-Time Ninjutsu isn't invincible, either!"
Jigen raised his hand, his expression cold. Black Receivers almost invisible to the naked eye appeared over Obito like raindrops, returning to their original size before shooting through his intangible body and slamming into the ground.
Boom, boom, boom—
Every Black Receiver blasted a web of cracks roughly three meters across into the ground. The earth behind Obito began breaking apart, as though heavy artillery had plowed through it.
Under that tremendous force, earth and stone erupted like a volcano, sending vast clouds of dust into the sky.
The blast waves pushed the dust higher and higher, gradually forming a grayish-yellow barrier that blotted out the sky and sun.
Sunlight dimmed as it passed through the dust, leaving only scattered flecks of light visible through gaps in the haze.
"It's useless. You can't hit me."
Obito's calm voice drifted out of the dust. He made no attempt to approach Jigen and settle the fight with Wood Style or Taijutsu.
Having his Susanoo shattered by a single kick had driven home the gulf between their strengths. He knew Susanoo could not beat Jigen. His only chance of defeating this enemy lay in his Kamui Attack.
"No Ninjutsu in this world is invincible. Every Ninjutsu has its flaws."
Jigen spoke without expression, his attacks never pausing for an instant. Another flick of his hand sent dozens of Black Receivers flying, weaving a deadly net around Obito with these constructs imbued with Yin-Yang Release.
He intended to probe for the weakness in Obito's Space-Time Ninjutsu through relentless bombardment.
The ground beside Obito's feet was the first to collapse.
Under the fierce bombardment of the Black Receivers, a funnel-shaped pit several meters across formed beneath Obito. Soil continually peeled away from its collapsing edges, as though the earth had