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

A wooden sword?

Obito glanced sideways at Kazuto Iwagami, and then noticed that he was holding a scroll in his other hand.

reel?

Obito sat up.

"What is that?" Obito asked.

Seeing Obito finally reacting, Kazuto Iwagami smiled proudly.

"And this, please keep your voice down, don't let others hear you."

Iwagami Kazuto took out another thing from the box, then put the three things on the bed and placed them in front of Obito.

A wooden sword, a scroll, and...a forehead protector.

The forehead protector of Yuyin Village.

"Why do you have these things?" Obito gave Kazuto Iwagami a strange look.

"Shh, be quiet."

Iwagami Kazuto looked around obscenely, and then whispered:

"I took this from Sister Qingyin when she was in a coma.

Let me tell you, Sister Qingyin is actually a ninja, and this iron piece is something only ninjas have. "

Iwagami Kazuto said and showed Obito his forehead protector.

Obito glanced at Kazuto Iwagami strangely again.

"You... why are you looking at me like that... you... you won't tell Sister Qingyin, right? I tell you as I treat you as a good brother!"

Iwagami Kazuto was a little panicked when Obito stared at him, and said anxiously.

"Don't worry, I won't tell her. But, why did you say before that she is definitely not a ninja?"

Hearing Obito's words, Iwagami Kazuto was visibly relieved.

"There weren't many people there at that time, how dare I say that!

Some children's parents were killed by ninjas, and they hated ninjas very much.

Some people may still understand that ninjas are also divided into good and bad, but most children don't know this! "

Kazuto Iwagami said to Obito, his face a little aggrieved, as if he had been holding these words in his heart for a long time.

"Sister Qingyin is such a good person and is willing to help people like us. I am worried that some children will say something to make her sad after knowing that she is a ninja.

What's more, I just guessed that Sister Qingyin was a ninja. I did ask Sister Qingyin before, and she did say that she was just a hunter. "

Obito glanced at Kazuto Iwagami in surprise, not expecting him to have such a careful side.

Just as Kazuto Iwagami said.

Since Kiyone chose to stay here and did not tell the children her identity as a ninja, it meant that she did not want the children to know that she was a ninja.

If the children were told that Kiyone was a ninja, maybe Kiyone would have left long ago.

After all, ninjas are constantly involved in life and death.

Obito picked up the "iron piece" Iwagami and Kazu said and looked at it.

The headband part of this Rain Ninja Village forehead protector is a little dirty, but the iron part is still very clean.

Obito used to have a similar forehead protector, except that the logo pattern of the Ninja Village on the iron plate was different from this one, and the weight was a little heavier than this one.

"You hid these things, and Qingyin didn't ask you for questions?"

Obito asked as he put down the forehead protector in his hand and picked up the scroll in the middle.

"She did ask us when she woke up."

Kazuto Iwagami said a little embarrassed.

"Because we were not familiar with her at the time, she asked me, but I didn't dare to say anything... and other people didn't know about it, so... hehehehe."

Obito chuckled, glanced at Kazuto, and opened the scroll in his hand.

There is a sword skill recorded on it.

Although Obito has never used swordsmanship, it does not mean that he does not know how to do it.

The scrolls left behind by Madara contain some sword techniques specifically used with the Sharingan.

And his former teammate Kakashi was a master of swordsmanship.

Obito could tell that the swordsmanship on the scroll was a type of Kirigakure style, and it needed to be used on the water surface with a water body.

Obito quickly finished reading the scroll. This swordsmanship was only at the chuunin level, and it was nothing unusual for Obito.

He didn't even bother to use the Sharingan to copy.

After closing the scroll and raising his head, Obito found Kazuto Iwagami looking at him with a smile.

"How's it going? Do you want to learn? I've learned all the above moves, and they feel very powerful."

Seeing Iwagami Kazuto's proud look, Obito was stunned for a moment:

"You...have you learned enough?"

"Yup!"

Seeing Obito in a daze, Kazuto couldn't help laughing. It seemed that seeing Obito like this made him very happy!

Obito's expression calmed down, and he looked at Kazuto as if he were a fool.

"You...why don't you demonstrate it to me and let me see?"

Kazuto Iwagami glanced at Obito, with a lewd smile on his face: "This won't work, unless you promise me something!"

"whats the matter?"

"I haven't thought about it yet. I'll tell you when I think about it!"

"That's it."

Kazuto Iwagami, who was feeling proud, suddenly became anxious.

"Oh, no, no, it's definitely not something that is difficult and makes you embarrassed!"

"What's that?"

"I...I haven't thought about it yet..."

Kazuto Iwagami glanced at Obito awkwardly.

He just suddenly came up with such a thing on a whim.

After all, this is what Yuwu said to him before...

"Uh... If not, I'll show you this move!"

Kazuto Iwagami smiled awkwardly, picked up the wooden sword on the bed, and walked towards the open space.

I don't know if it was because of the fire, but Obito could notice that the light in Iwagami Kazuto's eyes dimmed a little.

"If there is another chance in the future, if what you ask for is simple for me, I can agree to it."

"Row!"

Iwagami Kazuto, who walked to the wall, turned around and nodded to Obito.

Obito could tell that Iwagami Kazuto's answer was quite perfunctory, and he didn't care about Obito's words at all.

But Obito didn't care at all.

Anyway, what he just said was basically empty talk.

It's not up to him to decide whether there will be opportunities in the future?

At this time, Obito was particularly curious about what it would be like to use a sword technique on the water surface that requires a water body to cooperate with Kazuto Iwagami.

Kazuto Iwagami began to strike a pose.

Obito knew that this was the first movement depicting swordsmanship depicted on the scroll.

What also surprised Obito was that although Iwagami Kazuto's action was not very standard, it was not much different.

As Kazuto demonstrated each move, Obito, who was originally prepared to watch the excitement, suddenly fell silent.

The corners of his mouth that had been slightly raised before slowly disappeared.