Neither was a good choice. Uchiha Yū was not merely warning him, but offering a well-intentioned reminder.
Even when conducting experiments, he could not disrupt the overall plan. Otherwise, if Orochimaru left on his own, the dangers he faced would be immense.
Orochimaru suppressed the anger in his heart. It was not directed at Uchiha Yū, but at the current Konoha and Hiruzen Sarutobi, which only made him more disgusted.
The Third Hokage openly played favorites, and now he wanted to take away Orochimaru's only pleasure. Like a venomous serpent standing in the shadows, Orochimaru said darkly:
"I understand. I'll put the bigger picture first and reduce the number of human experiments. But before I leave, I'm afraid it will be difficult to develop the Impure World Reincarnation."
Time was life. It was as if an invisible hand had seized Orochimaru. He had to break through the limits of life as soon as possible and find a suitable way to prolong his own existence. Thus, he had become impatient in his work. He took Uchiha Yū's advice, using this time to settle his mind, organize his experimental notes, and train the boy Uchiha Yū had recommended.
"It's best that you understand, Sensei."
Uchiha Yū nodded lightly. Unlike Hiruzen Sarutobi, he sincerely respected Orochimaru. Not only because he was his teacher, but because Orochimaru had actually carved out a path of technology in a world full of ninja.
Given the lack of funding, equipment, and talent, what Orochimaru had accomplished was already remarkable. At the very least, Uchiha Yū did not possess that ability.
Their areas of expertise differed. Orochimaru was a pure research talent, while Uchiha Yū was a genius in strategy and leadership.
Now that the two had formed an alliance, they would surely give the entire ninja world