Naruto: Night of the Nine-Tails, Lightning of Ten Thousand Calamities
Chapter 403

The Azure Beast's Finest Hour

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Even if one overcame the difficulty of training, opening the Eight Gates to the fourth Gate of Pain would still damage the body.

Opening the sixth gate could even cause permanent bodily damage. One's chakra pathways could be ruined, leaving one unable to be a ninja for the rest of one's life!

This was a forbidden technique that harmed oneself before harming the enemy!

A lifetime of effort, all for a single instant of glory.

That was the Eight Gates, an incomparably cruel forbidden technique!

Tobirama's eyes widened as he watched Might Guy erupt with chakra fluctuations powerful enough to make even him feel palpitations.

Could he have misjudged someone for once?

Pain sensed the violent chakra erupting from Guy, but seeing that Guy seemed to be preparing to use taijutsu, his furrowed brow relaxed slightly.

He wanted to use such a primitive method as taijutsu against Deva Path Pain?

Foolish!

Having never witnessed the pinnacle of taijutsu and unaware that overwhelming strength could break through all techniques, Nagato still had inexplicable confidence in the Rinnegan's abilities.

Under Nagato's control, the Asura Path stepped forward, aiming its right fist at Guy, who appeared to still be gathering strength, intending to buy Deva Path Pain time to prepare.

"Strange Bomb Flame Arrow!"

The Asura Path's fist shot out directly.

But Guy was faster!

The ground beneath his feet instantly crumbled, and propelled by violent force, his figure suddenly vanished from where he stood.

The next moment, once everyone could see clearly, they were shocked to find that Guy had forcibly caught the Asura Path's flying fist.

With a surge of strength in his hand, Guy effortlessly crushed the fist of the mechanical Asura Path!

With six gates open, Guy's physical speed and raw strength alone had already far surpassed Fourth Raikage

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