"Yue-kun, you're really amazing!"
While countless Sunagakure ninja were filled with resentment, Minato Namikaze's eyes held only one figure: Uchiha Yue. Whether Uchiha Yue was using Falling Moon Style: Flash Step or Falling Moon Style: Blizzard Sharp Spear, Minato Namikaze noticed that Yue maintained an excellent attack rhythm. Every time he completed a Falling Moon Style: Flash Step, he could use Falling Moon Style: Blizzard Sharp Spear to kill the enemy before him.
And what about himself? Every time he used the Body Flicker Technique, not only did it consume a certain amount of chakra, but he also had to find the right opening before he could kill the enemy in front of him with the kunai in his hand or the Rasengan. Under such circumstances, Minato Namikaze could not help feeling troubled. What method could he use to catch up to Uchiha Yue? By now, Minato Namikaze had already realized that his speed in killing Sunagakure ninja had fallen far behind Yue's.
In fact, the number of Sunagakure ninja Uchiha Yue had killed was nearly twice Minato Namikaze's!
Still, Minato Namikaze could not really be blamed for this. Uchiha Yue simply had far more opportunities to fight numerous ninja. Back when Uchiha Yue was at the border of the Land of Water, when had he not clashed with Kirigakure ninja forces? When had he not relied on his own strength to reverse the disadvantage of Konoha's side, letting those Kirigakure ninja before him die miserably by his hand?
As for Minato Namikaze, he might have led Konoha's ninja well, but on the battlefield, he had far less time to hone his individual abilities. On this battlefield, Minato Namikaze was more like a firefighter most of the time, saving the life of every Konoha ninja and winning each battle by