Obito's application did not say, "Only I can do this."
The technical summary already explained that, among the available personnel, only he was familiar with both Kamui Folding and the Old Lunar Surface Landing Point.
He no longer needed to trade his unique qualifications for concessions.
The application listed only the scope.
Two inanimate Monitoring Anchors.
Two verified, fixed landing points.
Each passage would remain open for no more than five breaths.
No living beings could enter.
It could not connect to the tailed beast seal, Kaguya's inner layer, or any other coordinates Obito chose himself.
The first review did not discuss whether he had repented.
It first determined whether the operation was technically necessary.
Conventional sealing-based transport would tear open the spatial fold.
Moving everything with the Rinnegan would expose the relationship between the two interfaces again.
If they abandoned the replacement, the eighth old anchor would fail within days.
A restricted Kamui passage was the feasible option with the lowest current risk.
The lowest risk did not mean safe.
Obito could still change the landing point the instant he opened it.
He could also leave an Anchor Body inside the Kamui Dimension, creating a duplicate only he knew about.
If the passage widened, it could even accommodate his body, allowing him to escape the Observation Zone.
The oversight plan therefore imposed four layers of restrictions.
The first was Anchor Body numbering.
The two new anchors were each enclosed in a transparent casing that could not be opened.
They would be counted once before entry, once after exit, and once during installation at the landing point.
If any count failed to match, all subsequent transfers would be canceled immediately.
The second was passage size.
A rigid Sealing Frame would restrict the opening on the physical side, allowing only the