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Kage Level fighters were often extremely perceptive.
As a veteran Kage Level fighter, the Third Hokage's senses were so keen that ordinary people could scarcely imagine it. Even so, he couldn't bring himself to believe that Uchiha Yue was nearby, monitoring his conversation with the Third Tsuchikage and the Fourth Raikage. After all, the Third Hokage, the Third Tsuchikage, and the Fourth Raikage were all among the Shinobi World's finest. If Uchiha Yue could still eavesdrop on them under those circumstances, could the Four Great Shinobi Villages possibly join forces and defeat him?
But the Third Hokage really should have trusted his instincts. Uchiha Yue was indeed watching him, the Third Tsuchikage, and the Fourth Raikage from a distance. He unleashed the power of Purple Eye, using his peerlessly powerful mental energy to peer through its insight and monitor their conversation. When Uchiha Yue learned that the Four Great Shinobi Villages were finally going to unite, a cautious look appeared in his eyes.
Even so, despite his extreme caution, Uchiha Yue still wore a smile. Clearly, he didn't think the Third Hokage, the Third Tsuchikage, and the Fourth Raikage could make their plan succeed. There was only one reason: he wasn't afraid of the Four Great Shinobi Villages joining forces. Uchiha Madara in the original story had faced the Five Great Shinobi Villages alone, and Uchiha Yue believed he could do the same.
What's more, if Uchiha Yue had been confident enough to let the Third Hokage and the Third Tsuchikage go, then he was confident he could unleash a storm across the Shinobi World. What he failed to realize was that his path was growing more and more like Uchiha Madara's in the original story. In fact, Uchiha Yue was even more reckless than Madara.