"Kakashi's great!"
What could Obito say to Rin at a time like this? He couldn't tell her that he had become a villain.
He certainly couldn't tell her that he planned to destroy Konoha—or even the entire Shinobi World.
Although he didn't think what he was doing was wrong, he still didn't want Rin to know what he had become.
Watching Obito's expression, Yu couldn't help laughing. Obito really was the ultimate simp.
Obito had thought he would finally win his goddess's love, only to find that he was still just as hopelessly devoted as ever. Rin still had feelings for Kakashi.
Of course, Yu couldn't tell who loved whom, or who didn't. Only Rin could say for sure.
He was somewhat interested in the matter, but given the situation, it had to wait.
So far, his Impure World Reincarnation Jutsu had played its first major role.
What had begun as a sudden flash of inspiration was now proving immensely useful. The Impure World Reincarnation Jutsu deserved praise for its power—and Yu deserved praise for his clever mind.
As long as he had Rin under his control, Obito wouldn't pose much of a threat. That was the greatest advantage of knowing the Naruto story: it wasn't just about knowing what would happen in the future, but also about knowing the most vulnerable parts of these characters' hearts.
Obito was one of the main villains behind the scenes in the Naruto anime, but his goal was actually quite simple.
All Obito wanted was to create a world where Rin was alive again.
He wanted to trap the entire world in the Infinite Tsukuyomi and create a world of perfect peace. The main reason for that was Rin's death.
So if Obito and Rin could be brought together—though, of course, that depended