Ōnoki was gripped by shock and fear. As the oldest Kage currently alive in the shinobi world, he had once faced Madara Uchiha himself. Though Madara had apparently not taken either Ōnoki or the Second Tsuchikage seriously back then, his presence alone had left them unable to move.
But now, Uchiha Yi made him feel as though he were facing Madara Uchiha again—perhaps even someone more terrifying.
Sure enough, the Uchiha Clan was inherently evil. Why did such a clan have to exist in the shinobi world?
That family should have been wiped out!
Of course, Ōnoki's real grievance was that Uchiha Yi had not been born in Iwagakure. If their village had produced a genius like him, Ōnoki would have cared for him as devotedly as he would his own father.
"Ōnoki, do you want to dance too?" Uchiha Yi suddenly asked without warning.
"What?" Uchiha Yi's words stunned Ōnoki for a moment. Then he caught on. There seemed to be an extra layer of meaning in the way Uchiha Yi looked at him.
It was as though he were mocking him with amused disdain.
Looking again at Uchiha Yi's ten shadow clones, Ōnoki saw them slaughtering their way through the Stone Shinobi army. It was not as though no one had thought to coordinate their attacks against the Susanoo. These days, ninja could combine their ninjutsu to powerful effect.
Sometimes, a few jonin working together with the right combinations could rival a Kage, even if they could not kill one.
The Stone Shinobi's coordinated attacks did cause some trouble for Uchiha Yi's shadow clones. They softened the ground beneath the Susanoo's feet, for instance, or split the earth open to swallow them.
The power of ninja was not to be underestimated, especially that of these Stone Shinobi. When