I really was lucky to run into this enemy today. He could actually be this stupid. What you just said has already given me ample proof that the Summoning Beast isn't yours, yet you're still stubbornly arguing here. Besides, anyone who saw a very weak ninja together with a very powerful Summoning Beast would notice something was wrong, Ruri thought helplessly after hearing the enemy's words.
Although I really want to summon my Summoning Beast, Sabertooth Tiger, now isn't the time. If I summon my Summoning Beast here, it'll be hard to explain to Kakashi and the others later, so I can only rely on my own strength now.
Ruri had already been eager to summon his own Summoning Beast when he saw the enemy summon one. But he realized that if he summoned his Summoning Beast at this point, it would be hard to explain to Kashii and the others later, so he was now forced to go without summoning it.
"Fine, fine. I can only rely on my own strength now. Besides, that wolf ate a little, but it's only a little taller than me. If I go all out, I can definitely defeat it." As he finished speaking, Ruri clenched his hands.
There's something I really don't understand. The enemy captain has only been watching from the start and has never fought personally. Is he waiting for some opportunity? Or is he waiting for reinforcements... Before Ruri could finish that thought, he suddenly realized something.
*He's very powerful, and he's been standing there watching us fight all this time. Could he be observing my true strength? I had a feeling he was the one who summoned this Summoning Beast. Could his purpose in doing this really be to observe my true strength? If that's the case, this