But the people across from them were Madara Uchiha and his subordinates. If they grew suspicious or angry, everyone here could die.
And the only one who could make the decision was Madara Uchiha.
In the shadows, Black Zetsu and Obito were talking.
"Lord Madara, Uchiha Yin probably knows we've taken control of Yagura. This move is likely a show of force. We should consider relocating."
Black Zetsu knew Uchiha Yin's strength all too well. He wanted no confrontation with him now. There was nothing to gain, and one wrong move could ruin his plan.
Black Zetsu would rather delay his plan than see it fail.
After all, he had already waited a thousand years. What was a little longer?
But if Uchiha Yin ruined his plan, another hundred years of waiting would be the least of his worries. One wrong move could get him killed.
Black Zetsu's argument, of course, did not satisfy Obito.
Did it really matter whether Uchiha Yin had discovered them?
What mattered was that if he slunk away now, wouldn't that mean he had lost to Uchiha Yin?
Obito Uchiha had grown a great deal since falling into darkness, but he still had much to learn.
After all, unless someone had a system to give them an edge, there were limits to how quickly they could grow.
And when it came to Uchiha Yin, Obito Uchiha naturally lost his patience.
He could not bear to run away with his tail between his legs in front of Uchiha Yin.
Wouldn't that mean everything Rin had done was right?
Obito could not accept that.
He was determined to prove through his actions that he was better than Uchiha Yin.
Rin's choice of Uchiha Yin had been the worst choice she could have made.
That obsession was what