And now that Uchiha Yin was asking, he clearly wanted something from him.
That meant he might still have a chance to survive.
"Tell me you'll let me go, and I'll tell you." Rasa stared into Uchiha Yin's eyes.
"Oh? What makes you think I'd let you go, given the situation?" Uchiha Yin asked with a soft laugh.
"Because apart from Ebizo and me, no one knows where this Barrier came from."
Rasa panicked at Uchiha Yin's smile and hurried to explain.
He was genuinely afraid Uchiha Yin would kill him without another word.
In the face of death, everything else seemed insignificant.
Even if the chance was slim, Rasa had to seize it.
He did not know how important this information was to Uchiha Yin, but he had no choice but to gamble.
He gambled that it mattered greatly to Uchiha Yin.
Enough for Uchiha Yin to spare his life.
He had seen Ebizo's corpse.
Ebizo was dead. No one else had this information.
But he had clearly bet wrong.
Uchiha Yin smiled with contempt, closed his eyes, then opened them again.
An intricate pattern appeared in Uchiha Yin's eyes, like stars swirling across the sky. Its mysterious beauty drew Rasa's gaze and held it fast.
The Mangekyō Sharingan!
In an instant, Rasa seemed to lose himself. His expression went blank.
"Tell me what happened," Uchiha Yin said casually.
Rasa might have been Kage Level, but after that battle, he had less than a tenth of his strength left.
And Genjutsu attacked the mind.
Even at full strength, Rasa might not have withstood Uchiha Yin's Genjutsu. With his mind now on the verge of collapse, he had no hope of resisting it.
In the space of a breath, Rasa fell under Uchiha Yin's Genjutsu.
"It was someone with a