Still, he shook his head. He'd let it go.
He was about to ask Grandmaster if he was being stingy.
"Grandmaster, you..."
"What! You want another go? Up you go!"
Kakashi and Rin only had time to catch a glimpse of Obito's panicked expression.
When they blinked again, Obito had vanished once more.
This time, though, Torifu didn't stop. Instead, he turned his gaze on Kakashi.
Kakashi felt as if a beast had set its sights on him.
When he saw the smile on Torifu's face, he couldn't help edging backward.
"G-Grandmaster, d-don't!"
There was no time to mourn Obito Uchiha. Hatake Kakashi was the next to take to the sky.
The plate of peanuts spun around on the ground several times before coming to a stop. Not a single peanut had fallen out.
Torifu drew it to him through the air and started eating.
Then he turned his gaze on Rin.
"Grandmaster... I'm not going to the sky too, am I?"
Torifu raised an eyebrow. "What do you think?"
The next second, Rin shot straight into the sky.
Good friends should stick together.
Maybe when Obito came back down, he'd see Kakashi and Rin, too.
Torifu was sure he'd be utterly baffled.
Torifu had acted on impulse. He'd already been planning to train the Trio soon anyway.
After all, they were his granddisciples, even if this world hadn't originally had such fine distinctions.
There were only masters and disciples. No one recognized anyone above that.
But under Torifu's reforms, everything had taken the shape he liked.
He wanted to teach them to respect their teachers, instead of killing them for power or women.
Kakashi and the others all had considerable talent. Obito was much more gifted than Torifu had expected, too.
Torifu had planned to send them to the