There did not exist a world in which Utakata the rogue jinchuuriki of the mist would willingly approach the Monster of the Mist. Obviously someone up top had gotten impatient to send that thing in his direction. Or the swordsman had nothing to do with his presence (Utakata rarely believed that).
Either way, he was uninterested in that particular battle. As soon as he spotted the gigantic shark, he smoothly turned away from the path he had been talking, and turned down a smaller road winding...who knew where in the city.
He wasn't a fool. As soon as he would have vanished from the monster's sight (were he ever in it) he broke into a dead run. Which was a very apt description of himself if he managed not to slither away from that one safely.
I'm some kind of terrible.
There did not exist a world in which Utakata the rogue jinchuuriki of the mist would willingly approach the Monster of the Mist. Obviously someone up top had gotten impatient to send that thing in his direction. Or the swordsman had nothing to do with his presence (Utakata rarely believed that).
Either way, he was uninterested in that particular battle. As soon as he spotted the gigantic shark, he smoothly turned away from the path he had been talking, and turned down a smaller road winding...who knew where in the city.
He wasn't a fool. As soon as he would have vanished from the monster's sight (were he ever in it) he broke into a dead run. Which was a very apt description of himself if he managed not to slither away from that one safely.