Bro, this is a fight to the death. Could you at least be a little more serious?
The two of them seemed to be deadlocked as well.
At this point, Minato Namikaze could not break through Hinata's defenses, while Hinata could not deal with Minato Namikaze's speed. It seemed the two of them would have to keep staring each other down.
Then, a sudden change occurred. Minato Namikaze used the Flying Thunder God to leave Hinata's side and instead rushed straight toward Uchiha Sora, who was fighting Naruto.
Without hesitation, he followed up with the Flying Thunder God and a straight punch. It was not that he did not want to form a Rasengan.
It was simply too fast—he had no time to form one.
So, which was more important, his son or forming a Rasengan? There was no need to ask. Of course, it was his son.
Caught completely off guard, Uchiha Sora was forced back by Minato Namikaze.
He took a punch to the body. It hurt, but as a ninja, he could naturally endure that much.
After driving Uchiha Sora back, Minato Namikaze flashed over to Choza Akimichi and Souji Take.
This time, he had a Rasengan ready and charged straight at Souji Take without the slightest hesitation.
Souji Take thoroughly demonstrated just how terrifying physical enhancement could be.
Logically speaking, Minato Namikaze's speed, coupled with his powerful mental reflexes, should have made him incredibly fast.
Yet at that moment, when he should have been able to strike Souji Take hard as he wished,
Souji Take's muscles reacted before his nerves and brain could make any response or movement.
His body naturally dodged the attack.
Only after accomplishing all that did he seem to realize what had happened.
However, he did not continue attacking. Minato Namikaze also