Hinata's Byakugan Could Not See Pupils-Yet That Was Naruto's Reason to Keep Pushing His Luck

"What's that?" Hidan swaggered toward the clay jar without a care in the world.

"Hey." Kakuzu warned him, "That's obviously a trap."

Hidan stopped and surveyed the surroundings, but he could not detect anyone lying in ambush nearby.

"You're overthinking it. There's no one around here." With that, Hidan continued toward the clay jar.

Kakuzu stood far away. He had already warned Hidan once and fulfilled his duty as a companion. He did not intend to concern himself with it any further.

"Hey—" Hidan exclaimed in surprise. "This really is a trap."

Kakuzu froze for a moment. Of course he knew it was a trap, but Hidan's reaction seemed off.

"What did you see?"

Hidan pointed at the clay jar. His face first darkened, then slowly twisted into fury before he shouted, "There are scraps from Akatsuki's clothes."

For a moment, Kakuzu did not quite process Hidan's answer.

Kakuzu rushed over. Upon closer inspection, he found another black scrap of cloth beside the clay jar.

The black scrap was pinned beneath the clay jar. Red cloud patterns were embroidered on it—the clothing worn by Akatsuki members.

Kakuzu felt something was wrong. Judging by the way this trap had been arranged, someone had set their sights on Akatsuki.

"Someone has noticed Akatsuki. I don't know who it is, but they've already come for us."

Kakuzu was extremely cautious and did not dare approach the clay jar.

Hidan, however, did not care in the slightest. Wearing an arrogant expression, he was determined to uncover the clay jar's secret.

Hidan walked up to the clay jar and stood very close to it, looking down at it with utter disdain.

Kakuzu stood some distance away, staring intently at Hidan's movements.

Hidan crouched down and reached for the clay jar. The moment he lifted it,