Teaching Swordsmanship in the Shinobi World
Chapter 433

Attendance Barely Preserved (Combined Chapter)

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The Raikage wanted to leave, but that was absolutely not happening.

Never mind what the three Kirigakure shinobi who had been ambushed were thinking—even the AB Brothers could not just let their Pops be controlled by someone and leave without understanding what was going on!

So the group immediately gave chase.

But the Third Raikage's speed was no joke.

Although his [Lightning Release Chakra Mode] was not the speed-focused type his son used, instead evenly enhancing every aspect such as attack, defense, and speed, even so, once he devoted himself to fleeing, no one besides A could keep up with him right away.

Father and son became two streaks of lightning in different shades, tangling with each other as crackling thunder erupted around them. Their battle was extremely fierce.

In the blink of an eye, they had already crossed five or six kilometers.

"That's far enough. Any closer, and Konoha's sensory ninjas will detect us."

Underground, Black Zetsu grinned as he reminded Obito Uchiha beside him.

"I know!"

A vicious glint flashed through Obito's eye, and the triangular pinwheel in his lone eye spun even faster.

The Third Raikage suddenly turned around. Four fingers came together like a blade as his shoulder twisted, his arm sweeping through the air like a great spear in a sharp arc. Like a dark-blue Z-shaped bolt of lightning, it slashed toward his relentlessly pursuing son.

A's neural response speed was no slouch either. He immediately raised both arms high, lifting upward with the force of a man hoisting a cauldron!

Boom!

Three arms, bulging with veins, dark as iron, and wreathed in lightning, collided. Countless sparks of electricity scattered as the immense force traveled into the ground, blasting a crater into the frozen soil beneath their feet.

During that brief pause, the people behind

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