Madara Uchiha was irritated, even furious!
Before his death, he had indeed guessed that his original plan might go off course after he passed away.
After all, he would not be carrying it out himself.
But he had never expected the Eye of the Moon Plan to encounter so many setbacks.
Not only had Nagato died, but Obito Uchiha had nearly been killed multiple times.
He had clearly left so many contingencies in place, so why had things still turned out this way?
Madara's fury was plain to see. He stared at Black Zetsu, making no attempt to hide the killing intent in his eyes.
Black Zetsu naturally understood why Madara had this attitude.
But there was nothing he could do. He wanted the Eye of the Moon Plan to proceed smoothly too; the problem was that many things really were beyond his control.
Leaving Nagato aside, Obito Uchiha had repeatedly acted like a fool and had even nearly died as a result. Black Zetsu had been the one to find a way to save him.
He had also repeatedly urged Obito not to act rashly and tried to stop him, but Obito simply would not listen. What could he do?
So, faced with Madara Uchiha's questioning, Black Zetsu experienced the human feeling of being wronged for the first time.
Yet he could only endure Madara's fury in silence.
Fortunately, although Madara was furious, he had not truly lost his reason.
He still understood that, although the situation had long since strayed from its originally intended course, as long as the plan continued to advance, there was still room to turn things around.
Most importantly, even though the members of the Akatsuki had fallen one after another, and even Nagato had died before he could resurrect him...
Their sacrifices had