The second matter was that Obito Uchiha seemed unaware that Konoha had taken measures against his activities.
So, a few days earlier, when he sneaked into the village again to gather intelligence, Konoha caught him red-handed.
Whether it was Minato Namikaze or the other Konoha higher-ups, Yechen had no idea what their motives were.
In any case, they had not notified him immediately when the fight broke out.
That deprived him of a direct source of information.
Still, he had plenty of methods at his disposal. Konoha could not truly keep things from him, even when only a Shadow Clone of his was there.
Almost as soon as the battle broke out, his Shadow Clone noticed it and hurried to the battlefield to watch.
The battle was not particularly intense. Obito Uchiha had indeed been caught off guard, but ordinary ninja struggled to find a way to counter Kamui's properties. On top of that, Obito was unwilling to reveal too much of his strength.
Thus, after only a brief exchange, Obito seized an opening and left.
The Sensing Barrier Konoha had set up could quickly detect and pinpoint enemies, but it could not seal off space.
As such, it could not stop Obito Uchiha from leaving.
That also left the battle with an anticlimactic finish, bringing it to a hasty end.
Precisely because of that, the Shadow Clone had deemed the matter unimportant and had not disturbed his secluded training.
After sorting through the memories in his mind, Yechen found there really was nothing worth paying much attention to. At most, it was a bit of entertainment.
After all, no matter how the two sides clashed, their ultimate target would be the Nine-Tails.
In the past, Yechen would have worried that the butterfly effect might cause Obito Uchiha to target