In the real world, seeing the scene of best friends turned against each other, many people grew solemn, instantly feeling, Here it comes, here comes the classic plot.
Scenes of life-and-death friends fighting and killing each other for certain reasons had always been enduring staples of all kinds of entertainment.
In fact, the previous relationship between Hiruzen Sarutobi and Shimura Danzo had been the same kind of love-hate dynamic, except those two old geezers were simply too old—old enough to be shameless fossils.
It was hard to get worked up over the grudges of old men like that. At most, one could only sigh over them.
But now, it was two boys of thirteen or fourteen. That was a truly classic setup.
Some people had even thought of another scene: in the dream of Naruto's past memories that Fujimaru Tachibana had experienced, Naruto and Sasuke had fought a life-and-death battle in a valley when they were thirteen.
It really was a familiar flavor, a familiar upbringing.
Except this time, Kakashi Hatake was the one being controlled, while Obito Uchiha desperately called Kakashi Hatake's name, trying to wake his best friend.
However, it was useless.
The control was simply too powerful. Shuten-Douji had detonated the power of the Heavenly Edict all at once and added her own skill to it. Against ninjas with no magical resistance whatsoever, the effect was far too potent.
In the Light Screen footage, Kakashi Hatake kept attacking Obito Uchiha. No matter how his best friend called out to him, it made no difference.
Rin Nohara and Kushina Uzumaki, watching from the side, were both furious and anxious, yet helpless.
Kushina Uzumaki wanted to rush in and fight several times. With her explosive temper, she was the type to throw hands at the slightest disagreement.
However, the