Red Nara

Hopefully it would be enough to disable at least some of the enemy forces. And it remained to hold his fists and spit over his shoulder, so that the clouds that had begun to gather in the distance would not be fast enough to allow the clones to take advantage of the large amount of natural shadows from the light of the moon and stars.

As soon as they disappeared, the possibility of long-range movement would be cut off, excluding the city, which had its own light. The only thing is that you won't be able to get away without any problems - this ability is too tied to good weather conditions. In terms of climate, the ideal option for me is the desert, where there are no clouds and sandstorms disturb everyone equally.

Everything was calm for a few minutes, and I was sure that the counterplan would go according to the notes, but everything went to hell exactly at the moment when the clones started to move the prisoners (being over-insured, I forbade killing and first processed half of the teams, only then moving them).

As soon as the first source of chakra disappeared and the Kumogakure shinobi appeared in the middle of my room, the rest of the ambush teams scurried around and after a dozen seconds (probably spent trying to radio the leader and the other missing jonin) began to converge on the center of the formation, where my saboteurs began to operate. What an asshole biju! The nephews turned out to have another sensor!

Quickly sealing the emerging prisoners (hand on scroll - chakra supply, hand on scroll - chakra supply) and ignoring the memories of the dispelling clones that had spent all their supplies, I watched the signs of the black doppelganger counting down the minutes until the clouds came. With my sensory talent and the ability to jump into the shadows, he could sense the disappearance of long-range movement.

Unfortunately, using darkness in the absence of light sources as a huge shadow from the clouds had not yet been learned by any Nara, myself included. The last prisoner was dragged out from under the noses of the others, and I hastily rolled up the prison scrolls, tucking them into my vest pocket and removing the barriers to the street through the window. Time to duck.

Jumping across the rooftops of the city in the opposite direction from the ambush, I watched as the light of the stars and moon faded, and my shadow paled and almost disappeared, leaving only an almost indistinguishable outline where the clones were hiding.

Naturally, such a hasty retreat did not go unnoticed and four teams rushed in pursuit. It's not hard to guess that they connected the mystical disappearance of their comrades and the sudden movement of the ambush target. Well and right, follow me and if all goes according to plan, I alone will return to my village. In just a minute, after getting out of town, I concentrated and pushed out of the tenketsu exactly as much chakra as the pursuers' sensor should have sensed, creating a kage bunshin.

I know from experience that identical sources of chakra layer on top of each other if they're close together, so no one should suspect anything. After running about five more kilometers in a straight line and not allowing the Kumonins to shorten the distance, I nodded to my double and we separated at right angles in different directions.

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