As long as Shinji was within range of his Naobi, he could grant any marked member of the organization terrifying amounts of Chakra—enough to rival, or even surpass, a Jinchuriki.
That was the terrifying power of Naobi and Magatsu.
These two Mangekyo abilities were like an invisible link connecting every marked member of the organization. At a critical moment, they could not only share information, but also directly share Chakra. For a short time, any member could wield an absurd amount of Chakra, many times greater than their own.
Of course.
Shinji could also have used Naobi to make Yakumo hold back and deliberately lose the match.
But there were two reasons he didn't. First, Yakumo would feel confused and hurt. She was carrying the hopes of the entire village, and deliberately losing the match would probably be difficult for her to accept. Second, Shinji wanted to see exactly where Chiyo's limits lay, and whether she could bring out more of the Ketsuryūgan's power!
After all, a Kekkei Genkai's abilities could keep advancing through training.
Magnet Release was a good example.
Toroi, the Magnet Release ninja of Kumogakure, could only use Magnet Release to control a limited number of ninja tools. But the several Kazekage of Sunagakure who had mastered Magnet Release could control Iron Sand and Gold Dust, creating sandstorms that blotted out the sky and could even suppress a Tailed Beast.
So now that Chiyo had pushed Yakumo this far, Shinji no longer cared much about who won the match. What mattered more was whether Chiyo could surpass herself and develop her Ketsuryūgan to a higher level, providing him with more data for his research into the evolution of ocular Kekkei Genkai.
On the field.
The sudden infusion of a large amount of high-quality Yang Release Chakra left