Naruto: I, Uchiha Obito, will never be a slave

Obito raised his hand, stretched out his five fingers and waved them in front of his eyes.

Fortunately, although my eyes felt a little stinging, my vision did not deteriorate.

As long as you take a good rest for a while, you can recover.

However, Obito also knew that before he fully recovered, he might not be able to use the kaleidoscope as unscrupulously as before.

Otherwise, it will only aggravate the side effects of my right eye.

Obito put down his hands and closed his eyes again, thinking about this action in his mind.

During this trip to Konoha, Obito's kaleidoscope power was exhausted, and his right eye could recover as long as he rested for a period of time.

And Obito has plenty of time.

The only actual loss was the loss of the three magatama sharingan in his left eye.

Knowing that there was Namikaze Minato in Konoha and the existence of Mangekyou, how could Obito not be prepared?

In addition to the super Shinra Tensei sealed in the kaleidoscope of the right eye, the three magatama in the left eye also used the transfer seal to seal a move of Izanagi.

There are two conditions for triggering Izanagi.

One is that Obito lost his life.

Another condition is that Obito's will and actions are continuously controlled by genjutsu.

When Obito was influenced by other gods and gave up attacking Shisui and was about to leave, Izanagi happened to be triggered.

The will that had been silently modified was restored.

However, compared to losing a three-magatama Sharingan, Obito's gains this time are quite rich.

He achieved his goal and showed enough threat to Konoha.

In this way, Konoha will not easily sway Lin's idea.

And through contact with Minato, he passed on relevant information about Lin to Minato, and told Minato how to rescue the Jinchuuriki.

Letting Minato know some of the practices of Konoha's higher-ups might be able to involve the Hokage and the others a little, at least to stop them from going too far.

Finally, through this operation, Obito gained a better understanding of some information about Konoha.

On the one hand, Obito realizes that some of Konoha's secret techniques can threaten him.

Heart turning, sealing, shadow imitation, etc. can all affect him in virtual form.

Although it didn't make Obito afraid, it also made him understand that it would be better to be cautious in future actions against Konoha.

On the other hand, Obito obtained relevant information about Fugaku and Shisui.

Fugaku does have the Mangekyō Sharingan. Judging from his use of Susanoo, his mastery of the Mangekyō is also quite mature.

But what's interesting is that Fugaku didn't use the kaleidoscope in front of the Hokage, but he did use it in front of Obito.

Obito was a little confused about the purpose of Fugaku's move.

Did he have to use his true strength to fight himself in order to save Shisui?

Or is it that Fugaku himself wants him to see his kaleidoscope, so that he will be afraid, so that he will not dare to have Uchiha's ideas?

Or...is it paving the way for future cooperation?

Judging from Fugaku's performance, he doesn't have much desire to fight Obito.

Obito felt that Fugaku probably just wanted to show off his strength and add some chips to himself.

But no matter what, Obito knew in his heart that as long as Fugaku cared about the Uchiha clan, Obito would have the initiative when facing him.

After all, with the current situation of the Uchiha clan, if someone ignites a fire, they may be targeted by the top management of Konoha.

Fugaku probably had this consideration in mind, fearing Obito's revenge on Uchiha, so he didn't force Obito too hard, but instead took the initiative to expose his kaleidoscope.

Obito didn't think too much about Fugaku. After all, the future of the Uchiha clan was not yet clear.

In addition to the information about Fugaku, there is also information about Shisui that interests Obito very much.

Obito has always been very afraid of Shisui's other gods.

This fear has reached the point of fear, and can even be compared to life and death.

But after actually being hit by another god, Obito realized that Shisui's strongest illusion actually had many limitations.

Other gods are not as scary as I imagined.