"It's all right. It should be over soon, just like the earthquake six or seven years ago."
The civilians in Konoha were a little shaken, but the earthquake soon passed, and calm returned.
By then, the Nine-Tails had passed out in humiliation.
Its body lay on the cracked ground, eyes rolled back. It was clearly unconscious.
"All right. Now it's time for the prospective Jinchūriki to step forward." Uchiha Yin released his Susanoo, let out a breath, and spoke.
He won. I never thought it would be so easy. Uchiha Yin has grown that strong, and he's inherited Tsunade's taste for brute force, too.
Hiruzen Sarutobi thought to himself.
"Bring Minato Namikaze here," Hiruzen Sarutobi ordered.
The Nine-Tails had been knocked unconscious. Sealing it should be fairly simple, no matter who performed the jutsu.
After all, Konoha needed a Jinchūriki, not to stuff the Tailed Beast into the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path like the Akatsuki had done in the original story.
And since the Nine-Tails would be sealed while completely unconscious, anyone could withstand the power of the seal, whether or not they had the constitution of an Uzumaki Clan member.
With a good seal, the strain on the Jinchūriki would be much lighter, too. There would be no rampages at all.
As a member of the Uzumaki Clan, Kushina could think of a dozen suitable Sealing Jutsu with her eyes closed and help perform the seal. Uchiha Yin, whose skill with Sealing Jutsu was no worse than hers, could do the same.
Most were difficult Sealing Jutsu, but there were plenty of easier ones as well.
He was sure that a village as great as Konoha had to know at least one of them.
Konoha wasn't as short on Sealing Jutsu as Sunagakure. Sunagakure's seal for its