Almost the very next moment after Obito Uchiha left, Namikaze Minato appeared in the field.
Looking at the wreckage strewn everywhere, and at the Anbu ninja who had suffered heavy casualties, his expression was extremely grim.
However, this was not the time to comfort them. Namikaze Minato called over the surviving Anbu ninja with the highest position and asked him what had just happened.
After the Anbu ninja recounted everything that had happened before and after Obito Uchiha appeared, he once again used the Flying Thunder God Technique and left the area.
Clearly, he had gone to chase Obito Uchiha.
Unfortunately, even though Konoha had set up barriers in the village capable of sensing spatial fluctuations, there was still no way to precisely lock onto Obito Uchiha's position.
Moreover, Obito Uchiha would not use Kamui every time he traveled, so the traces he left behind were quite limited.
In addition, after the Barrier Team located Obito Uchiha's approximate position, they still needed a certain amount of time before they could pass the information to Namikaze Minato.
As a result, it led to one outcome: even though Namikaze Minato clearly possessed the fastest speed in the Ninja World, he still could not catch Obito Uchiha.
Just like that, one pursued and the other fled, as if they were playing hide-and-seek, for nearly two hours.
During this time, Obito Uchiha also raided several of Konoha's Secret Bases in an attempt to find Kushina Uzumaki's hiding place.
However, Konoha's secrecy measures were not to be underestimated either.
Even with Zetsu's help, Obito Uchiha still failed to find her final location.
Left with no choice, he could only urge Zetsu to hurry up and search for the target's location while continuing to lead Namikaze Minato in circles.
Of course, during this period, creating chaos