The Nanometer Robot could not only monitor Obito in real time, but also seal off space, turning his Kamui from a divine power into a divine pain.
Watching this unfold in the Sealing Space, Lelouch said rather speechlessly, "Aren't we already playing with all our cards faceup? There's no need to set anything up!"
Hearing Lelouch's words, Kurapika smiled. "Obito is an enemy too, but he isn't very bright. Once you finish watching Naruto, you'll know who you should be dealing with."
Lelouch shrugged indifferently. Watching Naruto had already given him a basic understanding of the culture, ideologies, and prevailing beliefs of its world.
Lelouch's conclusion was, "The ninja of the Shinobi World are basically all brainless."
The daimyo, on the other hand, had brains. They knew how to restrain powerful ninja and prevent them from threatening their rule.
Economic sanctions, for instance, as well as ideological restrictions.
The economic sanctions needed little explanation. Money was controlled by the daimyo and the nobility, and the nobles were practically the only people who could actually afford to hire ninja.
In truth, the economic sanctions were not much of an issue. What truly kept ninja under the daimyo's thumb were the ideological restrictions.
Ninja were supposed to earn their living by completing missions. Ninja did not need to perform ordinary labor. Ninja were forbidden from attacking nobles, because doing so would leave them without work. Attacking a noble would make them a rogue ninja, and attacking a daimyo would leave them with no place anywhere in the Shinobi World.
These beliefs, passed down among ninja since ancient times, were like chains shackling people who possessed immense power.
And the ones holding those chains were the daimyo of each nation.
Even an ambitious warlord like Madara Uchiha had only thought of using his