Kurama utterly despised Seiichi for successfully piquing his interest and then running off.
He yanked the door open and charged outside.
Seiichi had not gone anywhere else; he had gone up to the laboratory's roof.
At that moment, he was looking down at the Nine-Tails shouting and yelling below the laboratory.
Kurama seemed to sense something.
He abruptly turned his head toward the roof.
There was no one there!
"Aaaaaah!!!"
Kurama threw back his head and roared.
Then he fired several Tailed Beast Bombs into the sky in rapid succession to vent his anger.
However, he controlled the amount of chakra in the Tailed Beast Bombs very well.
Not a bit of energy landed inside Konoha.
It amounted to nothing more than setting off a few big fireworks.
Only then did Kurama return to his little den, still cursing.
Time to binge-watch!
Things were settled on the Nine-Tails' end.
But the other shinobi villages were far from finished.
Although the rampaging tailed beast chakra in their jinchūriki had caused them no losses,
it had still slowed their march.
The leaders of the major shinobi villages all independently chose to make camp and rest.
They let their ninja recover some of the energy they had expended.
This also made surveillance much easier for Kakashi and the others.
That rest lasted three days.
Once the Kage or leaders of the major shinobi villages confirmed that all the ninja under their command had rested sufficiently,
they sent people to contact the other shinobi villages, and only after confirming there were no problems did they all order their forces to set out again.
However, over in Iwagakure's camp, Tsuchikage Ōnoki suddenly felt a surge of unease.
The feeling came from nowhere, yet it was so intense that even this old man, who had experienced