The fall of the Three-Tails

As Neji watched the Three-Tails trying to flee, he willed the Hamura Stone Statue to surge forward and slam into the Senju Buddha Statue.

With a thunderous crash, wood chips and stone fragments flew everywhere. The impact drove the Senju Buddha Statue back several steps.

Though it was only a few steps, that still put it several hundred meters away.

That should do it. There's no need to test any further. I've used up most of my chakra. As expected of a summon that can fight the strongest beast, the Nine-Tails, to a standstill. Handling this Wooden Man Technique is no problem at all. Neji nodded inwardly in satisfaction.

Moreover, Neji knew that he had summoned the statue with only a single Tenseigan active. This was not even its true peak.

Glancing at the Three-Tails as he tried to slip away, Neji turned into a streak of golden light and landed in front of him. Hamura's statue was not merely an inanimate object; it could fight enemies instinctively, though perhaps not as effectively as when its caster controlled it.

That was another advantage it had over the Wooden Man. The Wooden Man Technique could not act independently of its caster, who had to stand atop it and direct its movements.

This is bad! That statue can actually fight on its own! Obito Uchiha cried inwardly when he saw Neji move.

But the Hamura Stone Statue in front of him had his Senju Buddha Statue completely pinned down. Unable to break away, he could only watch as Neji landed before Isobu.

Neji's figure, shrouded in a golden Chakra Cloak, was reflected in the Three-Tails' single eye. Both Isobu and Karatachi Yagura felt an overwhelming pressure, as though they were facing a natural predator.

"That should do it," Neji said indifferently, looking