Dark Naruto's Great Crisis

Just as Obito had expected, Dark Naruto had not felt the slightest suspicion the moment he was transported out.

He had indeed assumed that, as the owner of Kamui Space, it was only natural for Obito's perception to be stronger than his. Besides, all his attention had been on Obito at the time, so it was perfectly normal that he had not noticed Isshiki.

Obito must have sensed Isshiki launching an attack in their direction, which was why he had teleported him away at the critical moment.

Naruto was still marveling at how Obito truly deserved to be an innately kind Uchiha whose personality had been corrected by Madara. He was actually so reliable.

Always ready to sacrifice himself for others.

At the same time, he understood why the Uchiha Clan had never been able to produce many Mangekyō Sharingan.

Compared to the world where the original body had lived, the world of Engraved Tsukuyomi seemed far more reasonable.

The Uchiha in the original body's world were an innately evil clan. Only when they lost someone dear to them and suffered emotional shock would they awaken the Mangekyō Sharingan.

But the problem was, if that were truly all it took, then given the chaos of the Shinobi World, the Uchiha should have had a huge number of Mangekyō Sharingan.

Especially during the Warring States Period, losing a loved one was practically a daily mission. It could happen at any time.

Yet the number of Uchiha Mangekyō was still pitifully small.

That was very unreasonable.

It was said that Orochimaru later offered an explanation: awakening the Mangekyō did not depend on how close one was to the loved one who had died. The key was the degree of mental trauma suffered.

Because people died so often during the Warring States Period,