“Whether you hate me or not, I'm the leader. If the team is scattered, there's only one leader. Therefore, you must follow the instructions of the commander. Obito, you haven't got any strength. Because of that, I'm the leader.”

—  Hatake Kakashi , book Naruto

To Obito, In Kakashi Gaiden

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