Naruto: Become Uchiha Madara’s mobile health pack

Chimera pinched the back of Uchiha Tokikawa's neck, forcing him to look up at the Kamui opposite him.

Kamui's tangled eyes kept glancing back and forth between the group of people on the ground and the face of Uchiha Tokikawa across from him. In the past, he had always been passively chosen by others and passively accepted the results of others' choices.

Whether it was when he was alive, he passively accepted that his parents didn't want him and was forced to go to the banyan garden to learn martial arts, or after time travel, he passively became Uchiha Madara's blood bag, and passively became Tajima who wanted to temper Madara's mind. Choose the chess pieces sent to Hinata's house.

All of this caused him indelible harm, so much so that after he became capable, what he once liked most was making choices, holding all the choices tightly in his own hands, and no longer becoming a victim of other people's choices. , no matter what it is, he has to choose it himself.

Madara once told him with a wry smile, he said: "The right to choose is not necessarily a good thing sometimes. The discomfort of making the wrong choice is simply like the pain of kunai cutting flesh."

Kamui at the time scoffed at this and retorted plausibly, "Compared to this, having no choice is the most uncomfortable thing. Madara, don't talk nonsense if you haven't tried it."

After hearing his words, Madara didn't say anything else except staring at him for a long time.

Thinking about it now, Madara's thin lips opened and his eyes dimmed. It was obvious that he had something to say, but in the end he gave up the idea of ​​saying it.

What did he want to say at that time? Did he want to deny his statement?

Due to his habitual guilt, he finally buried his opposite views in his heart without speaking them out.

Now, for the first time, Kamui experienced the despair of having to make a choice.

Who should I choose? One life or dozens of lives. These are all living human lives, not paper figures made up of a few lines.

This is very similar to the trolley problem but different, because there is no problem of being in the wrong place, it is simply being divided into two groups, and then being forced to wait for the results of others' choices to determine one's own destiny.

Their fate is in the hands of Kamui, and their life and death depend on Kamui's thoughts.

His nails dug into his palms, and Kamui showed a rare panic. Chimera was very satisfied with his panic.

She just wanted to make Kamui panic and collapse. Only in this way could she achieve her ultimate goal.

"It's hard to choose. Do you want me to add more?"

Seeing Chimera's hand raised again, Kamui immediately spoke out to stop her.

"No, no!" He knew who Chimera wanted to capture. Catching an adult was very risky, but if he captured a child, the risk would be minimized.

Kamui once again regretted that he should not have brought him to the battlefield just to train the Uchiha Stone. After opening the Sharingan as he wished, he was now in such danger.

After such a long time, Kamui once again realized that he was not omnipotent. He was not a strategist, at least not always.

He even wondered if the success of the past few years was because he had used up all his good luck, so when he was most confident and proud, a counterattack caught him off guard.

Kamui thought of that dream, in which he was asking him whether a person would always have good luck.

Now, he really knew the answer that had been on his lips for a long time. His good luck must have run out to put himself in such a dilemma.

"Choose, I don't have that much patience. If you don't choose, I will kill them one by one, starting with the side with the more people over there."

Saying this, Chimera winked at the people around her, and immediately a tall and strong ninja from the Kingdom of Thunder approached the group of Konoha ninjas who could not resist.

He casually picked up an unconscious person, and then neatly broke the other person's neck.

Before Kamui could say "no", his companion had already lowered his head with a cry.

The man was casually thrown to the ground by the ninja from the Kingdom of Thunder. He didn't move again. He looked the same as he did when he was thrown down.

Kamui looked on in shock. He knew that Chimera was not joking. This madman could really kill everyone.

I originally thought that the other party would agree to exchange the lives of dozens of companions with him alone, but now it seems that, as Chimera just said, these Konoha companions are not only bait, but also have other functions.

Now that these effects have emerged, they are still driving their chips crazy.

But why, Kamui couldn't figure it out.

When he looked at Chimera again, he also said these words from the bottom of his heart - "I'm going to kill you!"

Kamui's cruel words did not sound intimidating to Chimera. She knew very well what Kamui cared about. As long as the things Kamui cared about were in his hands, he would not dare to act rashly.

"I advise you not to act rashly. This child is in my hands. If you dare to move it now, even if I am killed by you, I must hold him on my back before I die."

She was right, even if the ninjutsu was activated, before that, Chimera could already take advantage of the space ninjutsu to get rid of Uchiha Tokikawa first. This was not what Kamui wanted to see.

He doesn't want this child to die, he wants him to live well.

Chimera is not an ordinary ninja. Not much is known about how powerful Kamui is. Now that she has a hostage in her hands, Kamui can't do anything.

Regardless of the life and death of these people, you can give it a try and you will definitely win, but what happens after victory?

When the enemy is gone, the person he wants to protect is also gone. Isn't this putting the cart before the horse?

Why did he find himself in such a dilemma?

What would he do if it were Madara, and what would he do if it were Senju Hashirama?

Will Madara kill everyone present indiscriminately, and will Senju Hashirama commit suicide with a kunai?

No, it’s no longer the same as the original.

At this time, their priority must be to save people, right?

He clenched his back molars, and the anger of Shenwei surged in his chest. He gritted his teeth and tried to restrain himself from rushing over, and asked stiffly: "You want me, I agreed, why don't you let me go?" them?"

Chimera smiled harmlessly at Kamui. She fiddled with the tail of her hair and said very briskly: "I like this feeling of playing with other people's fate in the palm of my hand. Back then, when I was capturing the Nine-Tails , if something hadn’t happened, wouldn’t you have wanted my life?”

Kamui had nothing to say. He did want to kill the Chimera who claimed to be Seventeenth Lang after sealing the Kyuubi. This was irrefutable, but...

"You are so vindictive."

"Ha~" Chimera laughed softly, "Do you regret not killing me first?"

"Yes, I should have asked Mito Uzumaki to kill you directly, or I should have chased you after I recovered my strength and cut you into pieces."

Kamui wanted to cry and laugh at the same time. He said to himself, "Why didn't I see through your ability? Why did I think you were just an ordinary barrier ninja? At that time, I was easily fooled by your disguise. I didn’t even take you seriously.”

Now, do you want to use that ninjutsu?

While these own people are still there, none of them can survive if they use that ninjutsu.