Bang! Obito Uchiha came at him with ferocious momentum, but Uchiha Yi calmly swung his fist and sent him flying with a devastating blow.
The Ten-Tails easily healed the injuries Yi had inflicted. Obito stared coldly at him in the distance and extended his right hand. A Truth-Seeking Orb rapidly took the shape of Amenonuhoko, and he charged at Yi again.
This time, Obito surged forward as though he could crush anything that stood in his way.
To Obito, Amenonuhoko was a weapon that could destroy anything.
But to his utter shock, Yi simply caught Amenonuhoko and stopped its attack with his absolute defense.
Bang! Yi kicked Obito in the stomach, sending him flying once more. "You have all that power, but none of the judgment to match it. In the end, you're still worthless."
Yi had no fondness for Obito. Setting aside how he and Uchiha Itachi had wiped out the Uchiha Clan, Obito had caused the Night of the Nine-Tails and hurt people who had been good to him. Yi could not accept that.
Yi could not stand people who made a habit of hurting those who cared for them.
Obito always said Minato Namikaze arrived too late to save people. But why didn't Obito consider his own shortcomings? Why hadn't he been strong enough?
He had known Rin was in danger. Why hadn't he hurried to save her?
If he had been stronger and faster, he could have saved her himself. Why did he always pin his hopes on someone else?
Obito was, without question, a disgrace to the Uchiha Clan.
Even as the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki, Obito remained among the weakest at Six Paths Level. He fought almost entirely on instinct, with scarcely any technique.
Plenty of people criticized Kaguya Ōtsutsuki's fighting skills, but wasn't the same