Naruto: The Naturally Kindhearted Uchiha Kid
Chapter 256

Joining Forces Again

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After this battle, Uchiha Yan discovered that he had many shortcomings, especially when it came to his soul, which was no stronger than anyone else's.

This time, he needed to give some serious thought to how he could rapidly increase his spiritual energy, lest someone beat his soul into oblivion too.

There was something else he found strange: Orochimaru had actually died, yet Kaguya had not intervened.

That suggested one thing: the enemy Kaguya had come from another Shinobi World to face was very likely not Orochimaru.

Could I have been wrong? Was everything a coincidence, with no so-called arrangement by heaven?

Kabuto Yakushi, Orochimaru, Kimimaro, and Uzumaki Honoka are all dead. Nagato won't act casually, Obito and Urashiki aren't strong enough, and Isshiki has already gone to another Shinobi World. What other enemy is worth Kaguya taking action against?

The Sage of Six Paths and his brother becoming enemies? That shouldn't be possible, should it? I keep feeling like I've forgotten something!

After thinking for ages without reaching any conclusion, Uchiha Yan simply stopped thinking, closed his eyes, and went to sleep. There was nothing sleep could not solve.

Meanwhile, inside the Kamui Dimension, Obito stared at the two people before him in amazement.

"Kabuto, how did you escape being hunted down? The one who died clearly wasn't a clone."

"That was me, and this is also me. Lord Orochimaru taught me Living Corpse Reincarnation."

"Is Orochimaru dead?"

"He should be!"

Kabuto Yakushi sighed. "Kimimaro and Honoka are dead, and Orochimaru had long since withdrawn the Cursed Seals on everyone else. Orochimaru couldn't be any deader."

Kabuto Yakushi had never expected that, to kill Orochimaru, Uchiha Yan and his companion would attack the three of them too, opening with powerful moves that gave them no time to react at

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