Cougar in action!
Summary:
Mizukage spits some sort of nasty liquid at Sasuke, and her guard Chojuro sends Sasuke crashing through the wall with a giant chakra hammer. Sasuke is able to avoid injury with his Susanoo ribcage, but he is running low on chakra. Sasuke then discovers he is trapped inside the room with the Mizukage, and Mizukage proceeds to spray fire and acid mist at him. Sasuke is about to succumb to the attack, but suddenly everyone in the meeting chamber is grabbed by White Zetsu's chakra draining jutsu. White Zetsu gives some chakra back to Sasuke and this allows Sasuke to make it back to the meeting room. In response Tsuchikage and his guard break free of Zetsu's jutsu and Tsuchikage smashes Sasuke with a giant cube. At this moment Raikage and Gaara's group returns and wonders what's going on. Tsuchikage explains that he has smashed Sasuke to bits, but everyone quickly discovers that Sasuke is being carried by Madara. Madara then tells that Kages that he wants to explain his plan.
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Oh Madara. You just want to monologue on every possible opportunity don't you? I'm not surprised that he showed up, but why does he feel like having to explain everything to people? Maybe he just wants to make demands and threaten the Kages, but his words sound like he wants to tell a three chapter long story again. Hopefully someone will shut Madara up or make him fight, but looks like it might be time for evil mastermind monologues once again.
As for the rest of the chapter, it's apparent that Sasuke still hasn't gotten his magic eye techniques completely under control, and as expected the complete Susanoo turned out to be a huge chakra drain. In the end the fighting didn't turn out to be that exciting. Mizukage and Tsuchikage and their guards showed off some techniques, but they are too overconfident which is why they all got hit by Zetsu's jutsu. With Madara coming to Sasuke's rescue, I doubt any of the Kages will be able to touch Sasuke now. On the other hand, the chase for Danzo will probably have to wait until another day.
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