Was the signal really that bad?
Wu Yu estimated the distance at which the Shadow Clone's Rinnegan projection had automatically dispelled. The straight-line distance from his home—from Mysterious Kaguya's fixed point—could not have exceeded two hundred meters.
Had Mysterious Kaguya dispelled the Rinnegan projection herself?
The moment the thought arose, Wu Yu rejected it. Without his approval, Mysterious Kaguya would not make such a decision on her own. He had long sensed that she seemed afraid he would dispel her and make her vanish from this world entirely, so she basically never did anything that might displease him.
She would rather do nothing at all than make a mistake. Even if there was the slightest possibility that Wu Yu might consider something overstepping or a mistake, she would not do it.
Perhaps she naturally understood that Wu Yu, too, could not do without her abilities.
Perhaps she also more or less understood Wu Yu's personality. So long as it was not some irreparable matter of principle, he really could not care less about minor things. Even if Mysterious Kaguya treated this place like her own home and threw a party, Wu Yu would not be that angry—as long as she invited him too.
But Mysterious Kaguya clearly did not dare gamble on that.
As a Mysterious Clone, she could be "eliminated" by the original body with a single thought. With such an inherent imbalance of power, it was impossible for them to truly interact as equals.
This was different from Tsunade. Tsunade's original body was active in Wu Yu's life, and her Mysterious Clone, in front of Wu Yu, was infinitely close to having Tsunade herself present.
As for Mysterious Kaguya's original body—well, there was no need to discuss that.
"—"
Wu Yu glanced toward Mysterious Kaguya, who had already