"Damn it, what the hell is that bastard up to?"
The man who spoke was holding two samurai swords, standing there panting heavily. Just by looking at him, one could see the exhaustion he was wearing. His eyes were terribly red, and his face was covered with dried blood—not his own, but the blood of the enemies he had killed.
He licked his already cracked lips, looking at the Obito the Wanderer around him, somewhat confused about what Obito was up to. They had only just found peace, and now he was stirring up war again.
This person was none other than Tobirama the Wanderer, who had just managed to withstand the enemy's attack with all his might. Without even guessing, Tobirama the Wanderer knew who had sent these people—it was definitely that Obito the Wanderer.
Tobirama, how are things going on your end?
Naruto had seen the newcomer before; it was Zabuza the Wanderer. He was also somewhat disheveled, with bloodstains on his clothes. Fortunately, they had won a great victory in this battle, and their losses were still within acceptable limits.
"I wonder how they are doing?"
Tobirama the Wanderer, the wandering warrior, was taken aback by Zabuza the Wanderer's words. "Right," he thought, "I wonder how those two brats are doing. Weren't they sent to find that Konan the Wanderer? Why haven't they returned yet?"
I hope those two kids aren't in any danger.
It can only be said that Tobirama the Wanderer, truly lives up to his reputation as an elder, always caring for the younger generation, especially since these two came from Konoha. How could he not worry? These two are so young yet possess such strength; they are most likely to become the village's top fighting force in the future. What if they encounter any danger while carrying out his mission?
Then his Tobirama the Wanderer would truly make him a sinner against Konoha.
The more he thought about it, the more unsettled he became; Tobirama, Tobirama the Wanderer, was already considering going to find Naruto and Sasuke.
Fortunately, Zabuza the Wanderer, stopped him.
"Don't worry, they're both very shrewd; nothing will happen to them."
Even so, Tobirama the Wanderer couldn't help but worry about the two of them. If they really couldn't be found, they should hurry back; things were quite chaotic outside.
The tribe led by Tobirama the Wanderer had long since moved to Zabuza the Wanderer. The two of them, working together, successfully withstood the previous attack. I wonder how the other tribes are doing?
As for Naruto and Sasuke, whom they were worried about, they were currently being led by the Pain the Wanderer and the Jiraiya the Wanderer, heading in one direction. No one asked where they were going next; they had only one goal: to save more innocent people.
Along the way, they discovered a pattern: the black-armored warriors seemed to be deliberately creating chaos, slaughtering living beings. This scene made Naruto's eyelids twitch, because they had seen it before, and not just one tribe. The entire large tribe was reduced to ashes in the fire, and the lives within the tribe had long since disappeared.
Naruto felt a sense of familiarity; he seemed to have seen this behavior somewhere before, like sacrificing living beings to summon something dangerous.
When Naruto told everyone about his discovery, both the Pain the Wanderer and the Jiraiya the Wanderer were stunned. This explained why the Obito the Wanderer started the war; it was very likely just as Naruto had guessed.
Otherwise, it's hard to explain why they would mobilize these black-armored warriors to destroy the tribe, and even set it on fire at the end. Just like Naruto said, it seems like they were really sacrificing living beings. It would have been better if they hadn't mentioned sacrifices, because once sacrifices were mentioned, the Jiraiya the Wanderer had something to say, because he had witnessed such things before.
It was his former friend, Orochimaru. Every time he summoned Manda, he had to prepare a large number of living sacrifices for Manda. The scene before us is not exactly 100% similar, but it is at least 70-80% similar.
" Naruto, you know what, it's actually quite true."
Jiraiya the Wanderer, looked grim. Recalling his encounters along the way, he had only met black-armored warriors. The strange thing was that, after so long, he hadn't even found a single leader. Therefore, it was difficult to find out the purpose of these people. After all, these warriors had reached a fanatical level and had no idea why they were attacking the tribe. They were the kind of people who knew almost nothing when asked.
So the group gave up on trying to get any information out of them, and all the enemies they encountered were killed.
" Naruto, do you think this might be related to Obito? After all, this isn't the first or second time he's done this. Remember in that world, he was causing trouble too."
After Sasuke's reminder, Naruto also thought it was very likely, after all, Naruto wasn't the kind of person who didn't cause trouble.
However, Naruto was only half right this time. It was indeed Obito who was causing trouble, but it was the Obito the Wanderer. Even Obito became a pawn of that Obito the Wanderer.
Speaking of Obito, Obito and could only let the Kimimaro the Wanderer follow him. The three of them thus tacitly became a team.
Because Obito completely ignored Danzo the Wanderer's orders, he didn't listen at all during the meeting and didn't know what to do. As for Kimimaro the Wanderer, he remembered that Danzo the Wanderer's mission was to monitor the two people in front of him, and Orochimaru the Wanderer also told him to keep an eye on them and look for a savior, so he didn't mention causing any trouble.
As for Black Zetsu? Does his opinion matter? Even if it does, no one listens to him.
Along their journey, the three of them naturally encountered attacks on tribes by black-armored warriors, but most of the conflicts were between tribes. Obito and his Obito were just spectators; no one offered help or intervened.
Looking at the blazing Kakkō, Kimimaro the Wanderer opened his mouth, but in the end, he didn't say what was on his mind, because all he had to do was carry out orders.
" Lord Orochimaru is right, this world is truly sick. So where is the Saviors?"
Kimimaro the Wanderer had his doubts about the person in front of him, but as for why he didn't consider Black Zetsu, he had always thought that Black Zetsu was Obito's pet.
Black Zetsu:? No, are you insulting me?
But the moment that thought crossed Kimimaro the Wanderer Obito wearing a mask, making it impossible to see his expression, the icy look in his eyes when he saw the miserable state of the tribe revealed that this person was definitely not the Saviors that Lord Orochimaru had described.
As for Obito, the screams of agony from the tribes filled him with utter irritation. Whenever he thought of this, a familiar, gentle face would appear in his memory...
"Let's go find that guy."
With Obito's command, the three embarked on another journey. Kimimaro the Wanderer, didn't ask where the two were going, but simply followed silently behind them.