The War That Changed in Nature!

No one knew whether the reckless and unlucky Third Raikage would be piled to death by Ōnoki's forces within the Land of Earth this time. If that happened, it would be interesting.

This also showed from the side that Kage-level experts were not invincible. In small-scale battles, Kage-level experts were indeed tremendously powerful, but that strength seemed somewhat inadequate on a battlefield. No matter how strong one person was, others could bury them under sheer numbers—unless they were like Namikaze Minato, who ran after landing a hit.

Want to use human-wave tactics? Go ahead and come at me. I would just run off to the side for tea and wait for you to slowly catch up.

It could be said that someone like Namikaze Minato basically ignored human-wave tactics.

As for everyone else, that was another matter. Among ordinary Kage-level experts, how many were faster than the Third Raikage?

If Konoha excluded the cheat-like Namikaze Minato, only Hikaru and Hatake Sakumo could compare. Hikaru was fine, but Hatake Sakumo was in an awkward position. Under a full-power burst, his Chakra could not last very long. The Third Raikage was not much better off either.

Only a monster like Hikaru could ignore such consumption and fight however he wanted.

Hikaru feared no one in a battle of endurance, not even if Madara Uchiha came back to life. No one would be foolish enough to compete with Hikaru in endurance, including his disciple, Namikaze Minato.

Namikaze Minato knew full well that he was extremely fast when using Flying Thunder God, but if they truly compared, Hikaru would probably wear him to death.

Hikaru was not as absurdly fast as Flying Thunder God, but he was absolutely among the very fastest. If you used Flying Thunder God to flee far away, he could