Only after absorbing the chakra of the nearby White Zetsu did Obito look a little better. He looked toward the First Hokage a short distance away.
Limited Tsukuyomi, even when used on a single person, had consumed most of his chakra.
It was no wonder that casting Infinite Tsukuyomi required becoming the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki.
The chakra required for a genjutsu of that caliber was beyond what any individual or tailed beast could supply. It required the Nine Tailed Beasts, the very embodiments of chakra in the shinobi world.
Slowly rising to his feet, Obito approached the First Hokage, his expression beneath his mask utterly grim.
His original plan had been to control Orochimaru and use him to command the First and Second Hokage. But when the two Hokage broke free of control, he had been forced to expend enormous amounts of chakra to deal with them.
Now, faced with the First Hokage trapped in Limited Tsukuyomi, Obito found himself torn between two choices.
Should he seal the First Hokage away with a sealing jutsu, or spend a great deal of time bringing him under control to fight the Five Great Shinobi Villages, which had agreed to cooperate?
Shaking his head to clear away those distracting thoughts, Obito activated Kamui and sent the First Hokage into the Kamui Dimension. Then he hurried toward Orochimaru and Tobirama Senju.
Orochimaru was an important prize on this expedition, and eliminating Tobirama would prevent unnecessary complications.
Obito raced through the sea of trees. Just as he was about to arrive, the sight before him made his pupils contract sharply. He immediately activated Kamui, distorting the space around the Second Hokage.
But he was already too late. With a cold expression, Tobirama had plunged his short sword into Orochimaru's heart.
Amid a dazzling flare of fire,