Minato Namikaze was filled with extreme agitation and rage, yet he had no way to refute Chiyu.
Because Chiyu was right. Under those circumstances, being severely injured was practically a death sentence.
And in the end, Daigo had willingly chosen to die.
But Minato Namikaze was still furious.
If Daigo had died at the hands of an enemy, Minato Namikaze would have only been saddened, not enraged.
Because they were all enemies—enemies locked in a fight to the death.
But Minato Namikaze could not accept that Daigo had died because of the Explosive Tag Chiyu had given him.
And that Chiyu had been the one to send him to his death.
Minato Namikaze said in grief and anger, "Chiyu, are you really this cold-blooded? If you were ever in danger, wouldn't you hope for a companion to come save you?"
Chiyu gave a scornful laugh. "Cold-blooded? Interpret it however you want. If I encounter danger and die, it just means I wasn't capable enough, so there's no need for you to trouble yourself over me.
"And I need to remind you that the battle isn't over yet. Every second wasted here could cause a companion to die, and those deaths, Minato Namikaze, will be on your head."
After saying that, Chiyu used the Body Flicker Technique to leave and rejoin the battle.
Minato Namikaze was now filled with regret.
His anger had clouded his mind. This was not the time to question Chiyu.
Minato Namikaze vented his rage on the enemy ninja, killing them with even greater effort and no longer caring whether they were commanders.
Chiyu did the same.
After those commanders realized that he and Minato Namikaze were specifically targeting them, they had already hidden themselves while issuing orders.
The main force killing the enemy remained Orochimaru and