In the original story, Obito had indeed reacted just as Madara Uchiha and Black Zetsu had anticipated. After witnessing Kakashi kill Rin with his own eyes, he had fallen straight into darkness.
The more innocent he had once been, the more beautiful his hopes for life had been, the more he had hated this world after falling into darkness.
But if events followed the original story, now that he had saved Obito, Obito probably would not fall into darkness.
After all, Rin had not died.
Oh, right. If things really were like the original story, Obito probably wouldn't come out to meet Rin now, with his body covered in White Zetsu cells.
After all, Obito would not want Rin to see him in such a sorry state.
Thinking about it that way, Obito probably saw me being intimate with Rin just now, too.
At that thought, Uchiha Yin frowned.
Obito wouldn't fall into darkness over this, would he?
Recalling how Obito had gone mad over Rin in the original story, Uchiha Yin felt that it was hard to say.
If Obito doesn't fall into darkness, that would certainly be great. If he does...
It would only be about the same as the original story. Uchiha Yin did not feel threatened by it.
Uchiha Yin did not feel that he had wronged Obito, because unlike in this version of events, Rin had liked Obito in the original story (she liked Kakashi in the anime and Obito in the manga).
But because Rin had met Uchiha Yin so early on, her feelings toward Obito were more those of a classmate and a friend, not romantic love.
If Obito really fell into darkness because of this, Uchiha Yin would not feel the slightest guilt or regret.
Because if that really was the case,