Kakashi changed the guarantee into a verification document.
The original text required him to confirm three things.
Obito would not escape.
Obito would not harm anyone at the site.
Obito would complete the transfer as permitted.
All three were crossed out.
Kakashi kept only what he could observe.
Whether the Kamui passage pointed toward the authorized resonance from the same source.
Whether it opened exactly twice.
Whether any abnormal spatial response remained after each closure.
And whether Obito's right eye focused a second time in an unauthorized direction.
"You have the other eye. Can't you tell what he intends to do?"
The supervisor asked.
"Sensing the direction of his eye power isn't the same as reading his choices."
Kakashi answered.
"And I won't open a shared passage on my own just to prove he's trustworthy."
His left eye would receive only the outer resonance from the same source.
It would not activate Kamui.
It would not take over the transfer.
It would not establish a second exit in the Kamui Dimension.
The medical staff also set a limit on what his left eye could receive.
If Kakashi experienced persistent stabbing pain, loss of vision, or a backward pull on his eye power, he could withdraw from verification first.
His withdrawal would not automatically cancel the transfer, but the oversight committee would have to change the verification method or revert to manual inspection.
Just because Kakashi and Obito possessed two eyes from the same source did not mean the risk to Kakashi's eye power could be written off as something he was naturally obliged to bear.
If Obito deviated, Kakashi would issue an abort signal.
The actual closure would still be carried out by the Three-Way Seal.
This kept the verifier from also becoming the sole controller.
At the final meeting