What did he mean, the Mangekyō Sharingan was too hard to come by, so they might as well hunt the Ōtsutsuki instead?
Did he think the Ōtsutsuki were that easy to find?
They were the Ōtsutsuki!
How many Ōtsutsuki had ever appeared in the entire Shinobi World? As far as anyone knew, Uchiha Yi was the only one who had killed one.
Yet from the look of him, Uchiha Yi had set his sights on the rest of them. The man had some nerve. He hadn't even found them yet, and he was already treating them as prey.
Didn't he realize those people were the Ōtsutsuki?
Granted, Madara Uchiha coveted them too. If he had the chance to study their corpses, he certainly wouldn't turn it down.
He also needed a member of the Ōtsutsuki Clan to perform Rinne Rebirth on him.
Come to think of it, Black Zetsu didn't seem to serve much purpose anymore.
What a headache!
Why did Uchiha Yi keep coming up with things on a whim? Madara felt as though he could barely keep up with the man's thinking.
Was this what happened when someone grew strong enough to do as he pleased?
Madara was willful himself. He often did exactly what he wanted, backed by his overwhelming strength. Even so, he made his plans before he acted.
Many of his seemingly reckless moves had actually come after careful thought.
His fight to the death with Hashirama Senju, for instance, had been meant to secure some of Hashirama's flesh and blood—and to settle things between them.
Likewise, entrusting his Rinnegan to Nagato had been a deliberate choice.
For the sake of his plan, Madara could endure decades of waiting even when he was unmatched in the world.
Uchiha Yi, on the other hand, seemed to