You don’t have to say it so eagerly, Scarecrow.

Because it’s a fact.

…Don’t feel guilty, Kakashi.

It was probably because I let them die.

Listen to my story.

I didn’t say that far, Kakashi.

Teacher Kakashi says this.

You’ve come to judge me for killing Lin, haven’t you?

After all, to save Kakashi, I will use the Infinite Tsukuyomi…

This time, I will kill you.

I understand that you had no choice but to do that, Kakashi…
That’s why this world makes you do such things…

“Waiting… to be ‘seen’ killed?”

Ah… it’s certainly like you killed him…

I understand… I killed…

Don’t make that kind of face, Kakashi.

It looks like that thing from Tsukiji.

I’m saying it’s abandonment.
I was there, so I understand the situation.

Are you mentally exhausted?

Stop it, Kakashi.
Stop it.

…That’s right… You and I killed Rin, Kakashi.

Even though you watched Kakashi’s monologue the whole time, you’re being disingenuous, Obito.
You know best that Kakashi is not the kind of man to make excuses or try to dodge the issue.

In reality, it’s not just neglecting, but it’s true that they are actually killing.

Despite being a copy ninja, the lines you’re using are different, Kakashi.

It’s quite intriguing that Obito, who clearly witnessed Kakashi kill Rin in the original work, uses such a mild expression as saying you let Rin die…

It can’t be helped that Rin and Obito are going to get their hearts pierced by Kakashi’s Raikiri to prevent being manipulated in the future, but couldn’t they show a little more mercy towards Kakashi…?

Every morning, I confess with a nearly dead mental state in front of the grave.
Those who are secretly listening and being mentally affected.

It’s precisely because I know the scarecrow’s true feelings that I wanted them to lie to themselves and make excuses…

This world is hell…

Yes… Rin was killed in this world…
In this world!!!

Very sweet to the scarecrow.
I am somewhat taking it out on the teacher.

Trying to run away from everything…

Both Kakashi and Minato are too hard on themselves…
Stop it, I know I’m currently walking down the wrong path… please just stop.

At least it is a fact that I messed up Naruto’s life and made him sad.
I understand that it’s only natural for Naruto to be heavily criticized…

It’s nice to secretly dream of becoming Hokage in the corner of your heart…

It’s different…

Even if it seems like you killed them, the reality is that it’s the era and society that are to blame, and you, or rather I, can only stand by and watch, which means we ultimately let them die.

No, I killed them by stabbing through the heart with Raikiri, and afterward, I was saved by a mysterious person while I was unconscious.

Well… the one to blame the most is Madara for making Rin die in such a brutal way…

Minato felt frustrated with the premise that someone as capable as you was never on time…
Well, they probably didn’t let Madara and Zetsu arrive in time.

From Obito’s perspective, Minato quickly abandoned his quest to uncover his true identity and declared he would kill whoever you are.
I think you were really shocked and really scared…

Naruto is not at all angry that Obito is still dreaming of becoming Hokage.

Even though I’m using the supposedly invincible ability, I almost got killed, and that’s going to give me trauma.
If you’re that strong, why didn’t you help us, Minato-sensei?

I understand why people are saying, “What is the Yellow Flash doing when one of his students has become a Jinchuriki of the Three Tails in such a crazy situation?”

This is the sword of the noboku that becomes stronger with the strength of the heart…

The fabric of the sword becomes an invincible sword when Madara wields it, so it must be broken during Obito’s time…

Despite having denied everything so vehemently, teaming up with Kakashi in the Kaguya battle.
As expected of oursenpai!! Naruto, who praises us, is way too nice…

You probably wanted to convince yourself that your will is strong by using that sword, but it’s not a sword for someone with such a mentality.

Stop it, Kakashi.
That attitude works on me.
Stop it.

You don’t have to be confused about life in front of the grave every day anymore.

I laughed when I heard that in the story of the game, if the reconciliation happens a bit earlier, the cloth-covered sword becomes rock-hard.

JARARA…

Those who can’t fulfill their mission are trash.
However… someone who can’t protect their friends is… even worse than that.
And I, who couldn’t fulfill either of them… am truly a piece of trash.
Isn’t that right? Rin, Obito.

Stop it, Kakashi.
That statement affects me.
Stop it.

Because it’s like I killed them.
I killed him.
It must be because I killed (them).

It was right to let Obito die, but Rin didn’t just let him die; she killed him with her own hands, didn’t she?

That’s right… I killed Rin beautifully.

That’s right, Obito.
I killed.

With all that’s happened, Obito has been making fine plays since he was over there, so if he’s always on our side, we’re in trouble…

Main story’s teacher
I’m a loser.
But you’re not like that, you’re the hero of the leaves, Obito.
The words weigh heavily.

It’s strange that Obito considers it abandonment when he made a hole in the torso.

No, it was the one from Kirigakure who killed.

That’s right, I stabbed and killed him in the chest.

To watch someone die and to kill are pretty much the same thing, right?

Are you Obito?

If you do this, Obito’s mind will be completely shattered.

I understand.
No, I really understand.
I know, so don’t blame yourself that much…

Stop it, Kakashi.
I’m not blaming you that much.

Sorry, Naruto, but hold on a second.

I want you to erase the scarecrow’s sweat.

At this point, it doesn’t matter if you’re Obito…
Why attack the leaves of the tree?

While it is an escape from reality, saving those who suffer in the ninja world can be seen as a form of Infinite Tsukuyomi to save Kakashi as well, so Obito carries a heavy burden regarding Kakashi.

Since Rin charged into Kakashi’s Raikiri and died, it’s fair to say that both Kakashi and Rin are victims, but it’s closer to say that Kakashi killed her rather than just letting her die…

At the point when he was turned into a human pillar, there was no saving him, so Kakashi only witnessed it and didn’t kill him; that’s an incredibly lenient evaluation that amounts to watching him die.

Objectively, it is undeniable that the culprit is the scarecrow, yet various assumptions are made to somehow interpret it as circumstances warranting leniency, thereby allowing it to go unpunished.
It’s because I killed him.

I’m weak to collages of this type where it seems like they would say something like that.

Kishikage is skilled at drawing troublesome men.

Even though I hinted that trash should just shut up, when Kakashi genuinely looks so pained and says, “I am trash,” why does it hurt me?

You really didn’t fall into darkness, did you, Kakashi-sensei?

One more shot! (Wano Country Arc)

I killed Rin.
Wasn’t it you who let me die, Obito?