The not particularly intense battle had reached its conclusion: Uchiha Shin had won. This outcome came as no surprise. Even knowing how powerful the Ten-Tails' Jinchuriki would be, Shin's unfathomable strength in their earlier encounter had left a deep impression on them.
Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke spread apart, while the other three Kage and the Reanimated Third and Fourth Hokage appeared around them. Hyuga Tamamo, in Tenseigan Mode, hovered in midair before them without continuing her assault.
In their brief clash, the immense pressure Tamamo exerted had even surpassed that of Uchiha Madara. Tenseigan Mode, strength halfway into the Six Paths—she had left the Shinobi Allied Forces struggling to advance.
As for Obito Uchiha, with the Tailed Beasts' chakra having been extracted, his Six Paths Mode had vanished. He had reverted to his former appearance, his black cloak already tattered beyond recognition, the chakra presence around his body weakened to its lowest point.
In this state, Obito Uchiha posed no threat whatsoever. Shin lightly moved his fingers, and the white chakra blades piercing Obito's limbs automatically dissipated.
Yet Obito did not rise. He tiredly glanced at Shin before him and asked in a low voice, "The Tailed Beasts have been extracted too. Why haven't you made your move?"
Shin looked at him calmly, neither joy nor sorrow in his eyes. He did not harbor any deep hatred for Obito. Whether in the original story or here, Obito had been a pitiful man unable to control his own fate, spending his entire life helplessly struggling amid the tragedies of the Ninja World.
Pitiful people must have hateful qualities. No matter his reasons, everything Obito had done afterward had indeed been by his own hand, just as Shin had never considered himself innocent.