"Hello, everyone. I'm Obito, reporting from the front lines."
Obito carried a camera on his shoulder, filming Amegakure, which had already been reduced to ruins.
"This is the former site of Amegakure. Several hours ago, the Land of Fire subjected it to a saturation bombardment."
"Fortunately, Amegakure's villagers and Ninja had already left before the bombardment began."
"Next, we'll interview the Land of Fire general who led the army in this attack on Amegakure."
"General, how do you feel about destroying other people's homes like this?"
Holding up his camera, Obito interviewed Takada Daichi, an armored general from the Land of Fire.
Takada Daichi was decidedly unhappy about Obito's interview...
Mostly because Obito's questions were loaded from the start. What did he mean by destroying other people's homes...?
Initially, Takada Daichi had wanted to kill Obito Uchiha. He knew Obito Uchiha would circulate the interview footage throughout the Shinobi World, which would have a tremendous impact on both him personally and the Land of Fire.
But Obito's Kamui frustrated him to no end... Takada Daichi couldn't even touch him.
In the end, Takada Daichi had no choice but to compromise and accept Obito's interview.
"Ahem... I'm not destroying other people's homes. As you've all seen, we haven't killed a single person!"
"Everything I've done has been for the shared prosperity of the entire Shinobi World!"
"General Takada Daichi, does your so-called shared prosperity mean blasting open another country's borders with artillery?"
"Did you get their permission?"
"And... where have you taken Amegakure's villagers?"
"I've heard your army is also conducting human experiments. Is that true?"
The barrage of pointed questions made Takada Daichi's expression grow increasingly grim. In the end, all he could offer in answer was "no comment."
And "no comment" was exactly the answer Obito had