The battle between A and the master-disciple pair, Minato Namikaze and Jiraiya, was exceptionally fierce.
It was not the kind of rigid exchange where you slapped me and I kicked you.
It was the kind where one moment of carelessness would get you caught in a short combo.
However, A's offensive power was still formidable, mainly because Minato Namikaze's attacks were too much like scratching an itch, lacking any ultimate move capable of defeating an enemy in one blow.
As a result, the battle between the ninjas remained relatively balanced.
The animal battle on the other side, however, was entirely different.
The two toads surrounded the Eight-Tails, launching relentless attacks.
Killer B treated the two of them as though he were just fooling around.
Although they belonged to opposing camps, Killer B had never truly regarded them seriously.
As long as he made sure his brother was safe, he did not mind playing around here a while longer.
Whenever he saw his brother at a disadvantage, he would control a tentacle and casually lash it over.
That made the two toads' battle against the Eight-Tails exceedingly awkward.
But this awkward battle did not last long.
A problem soon arose on the battlefield.
The two toads were suddenly suppressed by the Eight-Tails, which also had other means of attacking the battle below.
This made Jiraiya and Minato Namikaze's fight increasingly difficult.
After all, the disparity in size and attacking force was considerable.
Just as Jiraiya had dodged A's attack, a tentacle suddenly lashed toward his face.
At that moment, Minato Namikaze formed a spinning sphere in his hand and struck the tentacle with it.
The force of that blow made the Eight-Tails' body shudder slightly.
Thanks to that interception, Jiraiya had the chance to escape the fatal strike.
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