What did Hinata have to compare with him—the Byakugan?
Of course, he admitted that back when he still had the Sharingan, he truly would have been wary of Hinata's Byakugan. He also acknowledged the Byakugan's power.
But times had changed. He was also going to put an end to this struggle between the Sharingan and the Byakugan.
To be honest, Sasuke's state of mind was somewhat shattered.
It was understandable.
His great vengeance had been fulfilled, only for him to learn that his brother had been protecting him all along—and had even helped him eliminate another grave threat that Sasuke himself had created in order to deal with him.
Joy and grief intertwined, leaving him somewhat unable to distinguish reality from illusion.
Before people he was less familiar with, he could barely maintain his composure. But before someone he had once regarded as a grave threat—
his true feelings naturally showed.
Hinata nearly lowered her head and rubbed her forehead.
Bro, don't mess around. We're fighting here. If things go wrong, people could die.
So in a situation like this, can you stop being so embarrassingly edgy?!
Thoughts aside, Hinata still spoke with great disdain. "Don't believe me? Then let's try it."
Sasuke immediately fell silent upon hearing that.
The Three-Tomoe Sharingan he had originally possessed had already turned into the Eternal Mangekyo the moment he reopened his eyes.
Sasuke stared at Hinata with those eyes.
Then he murmured, "Amaterasu."
The instant the words fell, Hinata immediately sensed something.
She retreated several steps, but a scorching sensation still clung to her throat like a bone lodged there.
Then she discovered black sparks inexplicably spreading from the cuff of his sleeve.
They then surged toward her entire body at an exaggerated speed.
The fiercely burning Amaterasu seemed to represent an inextinguishable