To be honest, she wasn't afraid, but she also knew there was probably nothing she could do against him.
The reason was simple: Flying Thunder God, combined with Minato Namikaze's outrageously quick reflexes and extensive combat experience.
She knew that if she didn't go all out, she had no chance of doing anything to him.
Minato Namikaze no longer hesitated. He threw out three Kunai in one swift, decisive motion.
To be honest, Minato Namikaze was truly the forefather of relying on one move to conquer the world.
Almost everyone knew roughly how Minato Namikaze attacked.
Yet no one had any way to counter or break it. At most, they could impose some restrictions, but in the eyes of the battle-hardened Minato Namikaze—
That was simply using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. No, more accurately, it still wouldn't do anything to him.
The Kunai flew incredibly fast, each in a different direction.
That meant Minato Namikaze had three possible points from which to launch an attack against her.
Given the speed of Flying Thunder God, Hinata knew there were simply too many possible changes. Unless she could destroy two of the Kunai before Minato Namikaze acted, then deal with the last one.
But she knew Minato Namikaze wouldn't be that simple.
Sure enough, before she could even move to intercept them, she slightly turned her body and brought her fist along with her. In that instant, when she was practically without any openings—
Minato Namikaze flashed into view.
He had somehow already formed a Rasengan in his hand. Without the slightest mercy or restraint, he slammed it directly into Hinata.
Hinata was immediately engulfed by the Rasengan.
An immense crushing force bore down on her, and it seemed as though the bones in her body were creaking.
Then Hinata