Hearing the Three-Tails' words, Shin Uchiha's smile deepened. He nodded in approval before continuing:
"Good, Three-Tails. I was right about you. Then give me a third of your chakra. I have a use for it."
Chakra? A third?
At Shin Uchiha's words, the Three-Tails froze briefly, then abruptly raised his head. He stared at Shin Uchiha and asked in disbelief:
"My lord, did you just say you need a third of my chakra?"
When the Three-Tails had heard what Shin Uchiha wanted earlier, he had assumed that he intended to seal him inside some ninja from Kirigakure.
The Three-Tails was already thoroughly familiar with that sort of thing, so he hardly cared.
These humans had such short lives. He could take a nap inside that Jinchūriki, and by the time he woke up, he would probably be free again.
What the Three-Tails had not expected, however, was that this Uchiha lord's ultimate goal was his chakra.
And for a tailed beast, chakra was the most important thing of all.
Unlike humans, tailed beasts were essentially living beings formed entirely from chakra.
Thus, unlike humans, who would not die as long as they retained a little chakra, a tailed beast would suffer a drastic loss of strength after losing a large amount of chakra. If too much was lost, his entire body would collapse, killing him outright.
Shin Uchiha naturally understood the Three-Tails' concerns and continued:
"Don't worry. I'll only take a third, no more. At worst, you'll be unconscious and weak for a while, then you'll be fine."
By now, the Three-Tails knew he had no choice left. Even if he truly refused the human before him, he would never be able to stop him from taking his chakra.
In the end, all that would accomplish was to sour their