Although they did not understand what had happened, after everything they had been through and the fact that they were still standing here, they naturally knew that doing nothing was clearly the best choice right now.
Kakashi, meanwhile, stared fixedly at Li. "Why should we believe you?"
Li looked at Kakashi's expression. He understood that since Kakashi had asked that question, it meant he was willing to hear him out. However, Li had no intention of wasting words with them. He needed to deal with them quickly, because he had thought of something even more important. "Because those chains of yours can't hold me at all!"
As Li spoke, he lightly touched his neck. Then, a series of metallic snapping sounds rang through the air. Kakashi staggered back again and again, his expression turning extremely grim. Those chains clearly meant a great deal to him—perhaps not much less than a life-bound treasure.
Yet Li had destroyed them with a mere flick of his hand. Kakashi found that extremely hard to accept.
However, Li had not truly held it against Kakashi. Otherwise, that strike just now would not merely have made him vomit blood—it could likely have crippled all his chakra, reducing him to the level of a genin.
Kakashi stared at Li, then suddenly said, "It doesn't matter. Even if we can't kill you this time, we'll kill you next time!"
The other Kage wore the same expressions, as though they were about to pounce on Li and tear him apart alive.
Li fell silent as well. In truth, he had seen other things in the Raikage's memories. Indeed, Kakashi's chains could deal with quite a few outsiders, but only quite a few.
There truly were some people they could not handle. One of them had even killed everyone here,