Naruto: I, Obito, Will Never Be a Simp
Chapter 65

Ten Years of Master and Disciple

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"No need to say anything! This is what I want to do!"

Obito Uchiha said coldly, his face frosty.

"Then what is your purpose in doing this?!"

Minato Namikaze roared angrily.

Obito Uchiha's gaze sharpened. Come to think of it, this was the first time he had ever seen his teacher angry.

The original plan had been to use this opportunity to declare war on the other four great nations. Afterward, he would capture the Three-Tails and Eight-Tails, use Konoha as a war machine to collect the Tailed Beasts, while Akatsuki worked alongside them.

Both the heroes and villains were his people. The Tailed Beast collection war had been guaranteed!

The Tailed Beasts could have been gathered with ease.

But he had not expected so many unforeseen variables, causing things to spiral somewhat out of control.

He could only settle for the next best thing...

Minato Namikaze glared at Obito Uchiha, tightly gripping a Flying Thunder God Kunai in his hand, perhaps wondering whether he should make a move.

At this moment, Minato Namikaze found himself in the same predicament as Hiruzen Sarutobi.

Faced with the outrageous betrayal of his most beloved disciple, he was caught in extreme inner conflict.

In the original story, Hiruzen Sarutobi had been unable to bring himself to strike Orochimaru, allowing Orochimaru to escape.

His current situation was similar to that of the original story.

A tear slid down Minato Namikaze's cheek, and his heart felt as though it were being carved apart.

Obito had studied under him since he was five. They had completed countless missions, fought in wars, and crossed battlefields together!

Ten years as master and disciple—nearly as long as he had been in love with Kushina.

He had always regarded Obito as a son, hoping his own son would one day

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