Slowly, the dust settled, and under Tobirama and the others' horrified gazes, Hashirama's figure was revealed—the figure pierced through and bound by Enkidu!
The impact on Tobirama and the others was immense. In their minds, Hashirama was strong, incredibly strong. Yet that very Hashirama had been defeated by someone they had never seen before.
And it had looked so effortless.
In reality, Enkidu was able to appear so effortless not because he was very strong, but because at his level, Hashirama was very weak.
Looking across all of Hashirama's techniques, one could clearly see that aside from Sage Mode and sealing arts, he had almost no other stronger techniques. Even his Sage Mode was only a crude application, merely replacing chakra with senjutsu chakra. That was all.
What he used more often was still an accumulation of quantity, such as Deep Forest Emergence, Deep Forest Emergence, Wood Golem Technique, and even True Several Thousand Hands, which was nothing more than an enlarged version of the Wood Golem Technique.
In ordinary combat, these techniques naturally swept through everything. But once one advanced to another level, they seemed very powerless.
Just like the immortality of "Beast" in the Nasuverse—if that point was not removed, he truly would not die, no matter how heaven-defyingly you killed him! (There were seven Beasts in total, corresponding to the seven Grands.)
Therefore, in Enkidu's eyes, this kind of attack that possessed only a bit of authority (Sage Art) was truly weak. A simple accumulation of quantity, if not supplemented by powerful fundamental strength, was nothing but a waste of one's own power.
It was just like his own way of fighting. Though Enkidu were also numerous, this was built on the fact that every one of his strikes was extremely powerful, even comparable to the released