Naruto: The Asura Descends
Chapter 963

The Sorrow of Kaguya

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Almost the instant Kaguya Yidao closed in on Uchiha Yue, the Amaterasu Flames Uchiha Yue had unleashed earlier suddenly changed form. In the next second, countless Amaterasu Flames gathered directly around Uchiha Yue's right hand, forming a defensive shield that blocked Kaguya Yidao's path!

Without a doubt, when Uchiha Yue had used his Asura clone to entangle the three Kage-level experts—Sasori of the Red Sands, Yuki Ice, and Hozuki March—he had already devised a way to kill Kaguya Yidao with the Mangekyō Sharingan's ocular techniques. And the method Uchiha Yue had conceived to kill Kaguya Yidao was actually quite simple. He would use the Amaterasu Flames, capable of burning anything to ashes, to forcibly break through Kaguya Yidao's strength and kill this taijutsu-focused Kage-level expert!

If one asked where Uchiha Yue had gotten the inspiration to kill Kaguya Yidao in this way, it naturally came from the battle in the original story where Second Pillar used Amaterasu Flames to force the Fourth Raikage to sever one of his own arms. The Second Pillar of the original story had been far less formidable than Uchiha Yue was now. In every regard, Uchiha Yue, an all-round quasi-Kage-level expert, was far stronger than the Second Pillar who had faced the Fourth Raikage.

So, if even someone like Second Pillar could use Amaterasu Flames to force the Fourth Raikage to cut off an arm, why couldn't Uchiha Yue use his own Amaterasu Flames to completely suppress the Kage-level expert before him, Kaguya Yidao? Perhaps casting and controlling the Amaterasu Flames would consume most of Uchiha Yue's ocular power. But as long as he could kill Kaguya Yidao, the ocular power of Uchiha Yue's Mangekyō Sharingan would surely be replenished.

Therefore, as he fought Kaguya Yidao, Uchiha Yue no longer held any

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