After all, Kakashi's words had sounded downright provocative.
"It's fine. I don't mind." Uchiha Yin waved a hand to show that he wasn't bothered.
Hatake Sakumo breathed a sigh of relief, then found himself torn between amusement and exasperation.
Kakashi's prickly way of speaking reminded him so much of his younger self.
Sakumo still wasn't much of a talker, but at least he no longer offended people every time he opened his mouth.
"Begin!" At Uchiha Yin's command, the fight erupted.
"Hah!"
Sara cried out and stepped back.
A scroll suddenly appeared in her hand.
Then a cloud of smoke burst from the scroll.
Kunai shot out of the smoke, hurtling toward Kakashi.
At the sight of Sara's attack, Kakashi pushed off the ground and slipped to the right, easily dodging the kunai.
"The Chunin Ninja Exams aren't that simple."
"This time, the villages are holding the exams together to show how strong Konoha is."
"If that's all you can do, you're nowhere near ready."
"You might even get killed by someone from another Ninja Village."
Kakashi spoke coldly.
Perhaps because he felt bad about the blow he had dealt her six months ago, Kakashi said more than usual. As he saw it, he was warning Sara not to enter this round of the Chunin Ninja Exams.
Kakashi had originally wanted to take the exams himself, but after Hatake Sakumo explained the stakes to him, he had given up on the idea.
No one knew what the other Ninja Villages might be plotting.
Kakashi was confident he could pass the Chunin Exam under normal circumstances.
But what if shinobi from the other Ninja Villages joined forces to attack him?
Kakashi was confident, not arrogant. He didn't think he could take on a hundred opponents alone.
For a child of only