Chapter 587: , You Can't Catch the Five-Tails Without Sacrificing the Baku

Following the young Takigakure ninja who intruded and flew backward, life or death unknown.

The Tailed Beast draped in a scarlet cloak has already acted once again, and an elite Root ninja is directly killed.

Coupled with the fact that due to the previous intrusion of the young Takigakure ninja, the exquisite formation of several Root ninja was disrupted, the cooperation of the few is therefore completely interrupted.

With the interruption of the combined attack, the interception of Han by the few completely becomes sending sheep into the tiger's mouth.

The current situation has completely evolved into a massacre.

"Ah!!!!!"

Following the death of the last "tool man" used to block the Tailed Beast transformed Han, Danzo's figure is finally completely exposed to the monster's line of sight.

"Bastard!!!"

Danzo cannot help but roar; his originally sallow and sickly complexion is now flushed red.

How could he not know that it was precisely the intrusion of the young Takigakure ninja just now that led to the loss of a good situation, and it will take at least five minutes for this sealing jutsu to be completely ready.

The Takigakure youth's "descent from heaven" posture earlier.

Not only were the few Root ninja fooled, but even Danzo was bluffed.

But who would have thought that the other party was actually a "paper tiger"; not only did the damage dealt fail to break through the defense, but he himself was also killed in one hit.

After all that, was the posture of chasing the Tailed Beast around just a coincidence?

And as for why the Tailed Beast would head straight for Danzo, perhaps Han's instinct still holds a grudge against him because of the battle before the Tailed Beast transformation?

Danzo thinks it over repeatedly in his heart, and the more he thinks, the more likely it is.

So he can only keep cursing in his heart, while analyzing the situation before him with an ugly face.

But now that things have reached this point, he can only continue to follow this situation.

Forced by circumstances, Danzo has no choice but to choose to sacrifice his final trump card.

Instantly, he continues to maintain the arrangement of the sealing jutsu with one hand, while putting the other hand to his mouth and biting his thumb.

Summoning: Baku Technique!

Following a burst of dust, a strange creature with a huge body, like an elephant with a long nose, but with the claws of a lion-tiger beast, is summoned by Danzo.

"Ree!"

After the summoning beast named Baku is summoned by Danzo, it roars toward the sky and obeys Danzo's order to meet the scarlet monster exuding an ominous aura before it.

The result is naturally self-evident; in terms of close-combat ability, ten Bakus could not be the opponent of the Five-Tails, even if it is only a "semi-finished product."

In two or three moves, the seemingly clumsy Baku, whose body size is larger than Han's, is instead beaten by the Tailed Beast transformed Han until it is overwhelmed; after falling into partial Tailed Beast transformation, Han already possesses speed that is hard for ghosts and gods to fathom.

It only takes two or three flashes, and the huge body of the Baku is already covered with deep, bone-visible wounds.

"Howl!!!!"

The Baku emits a painful howl.

In this battle where the combat power is simply not at the same level, the Baku has no choice but to release its ultimate move in advance, attempting to change the situation with it.

"Whoosh!!!!"

The Baku opens its big mouth toward the Five-Tails transformed Han beside it; terrifying wind pressure emerges from its mouth, and an extremely powerful suction appears in the air.

The Baku's big mouth transforms into a bottomless black hole, and countless air currents are sucked toward its mouth following its suction.

The Five-Tails transformed Han grabs the ground tightly with its claws, but still cannot escape the powerful suction issued by the Baku's mouth.

And so, the monster draped in a scarlet cloak turns its body and also aims its mouth at the Baku that is sucking wildly.

An ominous power flashing with pitch-black luster brews in the mouth of the partial Five-Tails transformed Han; the terrifying power makes everyone who sees it feel a chill.

Instantly, the Baku feels that something is wrong and begins to think about retreating.

Generally speaking, the relationship between a summoning beast and a ninja is a kind of equal employment relationship; when they perceive that the situation is not good, most summoning beasts can actively cancel the summoning and return to their habitat.

This is also why there are few summoning beasts that die in battle in the original work.

In the original work, the only summoning beasts that clearly died are Manda, who was summoned by Sasuke to be a cushion, Gamatora, who was backstabbed and killed by Danzo, and Sage Fukasaku, who was killed by Pain in frontal combat.

In fact, Deidara's ultimate move C0 was not a blank shot; at least it finished off Lord Manda, who had a high seniority in Ryuchi Cave.

The most confused and miserable of these is Lord Manda, who was just summoned, and the signature line "give me three hundred"

Ahem....

It is "give me two hundred living people as sacrifices," and before the words were even out of his mouth, he was directly blown up by C0.

Think about the arrogance of Lord Manda when he appeared in the Sannin battle and demanded two hundred living people as sacrifices.

Then think about the misery of Lord Manda being blown up as a cushion by Sasuke; Deidara should actually feel a bit balanced in his heart now.

But clearly, during the subsequent Reanimation period, Deidara still held a grudge about not blowing up the Second Pillar.

·· ····Seeking flowers··· ····

If Manda knew about this, wouldn't he cry to death? What? Do you really think I, Lord Manda, don't need face?

Now, the Baku seems to have encountered a situation similar to Manda's.

Because the Baku discovers that no matter how it tries, it cannot return to its habitat.

It turns out that the moment he summoned the Baku, Danzo had already secretly modified the summoning formula, changing this summoning to a one-way summoning.

Only when Danzo actively cancels the summoning can the Baku return to its habitat.

If this Baku could speak, it would definitely say: I am truly impressed by you, you old fox.

"You can't catch a wolf without sacrificing a child"; for Danzo, even if he loses the high-quality summoning beast Baku, as long as he can successfully capture the Five-Tails, the benefits gained are far greater than the lost Baku.

In order to capture the Five-Tails, Danzo has spared no cost.

It is just like gambling; a negligible weight can sometimes affect your entire state of mind.

From beginning to end, Danzo is like an anglerfish that has fallen into a fishing net without knowing it.

He only cares about chasing the scent of the bait, while completely unaware that he has fallen into a meticulous trap.

At first, Danzo only acted for his own interests, actively creating the suspicion that Konoha attacked Iwagakure's logistics troops.

Such an action is like some traffic stars in later generations actively creating scandals to gain heat.

So Danzo chose to actively "bump into porcelain" with the Iwagakure ninja where Han was.

And Danzo did not expect that what was originally just an act similar to "bumping into porcelain" would encounter an "iron-headed baby" like Han.

They started fighting at the slightest disagreement.

Danzo, who mistakenly thought he was looked down upon by Iwagakure, intended to teach Iwagakure a lesson.

But after discovering Han's identity as the Five-Tails Jinchuriki, everything changed.

At first, Danzo could still maintain his reason and wisely choose to stop.

But the suddenly appearing "weight" caused the greed in Danzo's heart to rise.

The appearance of a group of Takigakure ninja who suddenly appeared and were willing to pin down Iwagakure, and an Elite Jonin capable of influencing the battle situation, caused everything to change.

This is like Danzo originally being a spectator at the gambling table, but who would have thought that someone would suddenly pop out and encourage Danzo.

As long as you go on the field, I will provide you with a certain amount of principal, and the kind where you don't have to pay it back if you lose.

On the principle of "don't play for nothing," Danzo was tempted and took action. ===== CHAPTER 589 =====