The Path of the Sword

Yagyu, as the inheritor of the Hawkeye's power, realizes that his true potential lies in mastering the way of the sword rather than focusing on ninja techniques.

Even though his previous self came from a ninja family, Yagyu is aware that without extraordinary bloodline limits or access to advanced techniques like Flying Thunder God or Eight Gates, it would be challenging to survive in the world of ninjas, especially in times of peace where such resources are scarce.

Instead, Yagyu sees the inheritance of Hawkeye as his opportunity to become a formidable swordsman and potentially even reach the level of a Kage, surpassing the limitations of his previous self.

In addition to the considerable fortune left behind by his father, Yagyu also inherited the knowledge of Chakra Extraction, the Shadow Clone Jutsu, and the Fire Style: Fireball Jutsu, both of which are powerful B-rank techniques.

The Shadow Clone Jutsu is considered a cheat-like ability that allows for accelerated training and increased combat effectiveness. On the other hand, the Fire Style: Fireball Jutsu is a devastating fire-based ninjutsu with tremendous power.

While Yagyu is unable to utilize these techniques at his current level, he acknowledges the usefulness of the Shadow Clone Jutsu and plans to prioritize its mastery in the future.

However, his main focus remains on swordsmanship. Yagyu believes that to truly excel as a ninja, one must master techniques like the Flying Thunder God or the Eight Gates, or even possess Sage Mode or become a Jinchuriki. Otherwise, it would be challenging to face formidable opponents like Uchiha Madara.

Moreover, in the era of peace, resources for acquiring such advanced techniques are extremely limited, making it even more difficult to attain those powers.

But now, with the inheritance of Hawkeye's power, Yagyu sees a glimmer of hope to become an extraordinary shinobi.

The devastating sword technique known as "Zangeki," capable of cleaving mountains and cutting through oceans, is on par with S-rank jutsu or even surpasses them. While it may not enable him to defeat someone on the level of the Six Paths, it will undoubtedly grant him the ability to survive and thrive.

Having the chance to acquire such power, only a fool would focus solely on mastering ninjutsu.

For Yagyu, the path of the sword is his chosen path. He is determined to train relentlessly, honing his skills and pushing his limits to become a master swordsman.

With the daily tasks and the insights gained from Hawkeye's inheritance, Yagyu's progress in swordsmanship accelerates rapidly. He learns to wield a sword with unparalleled precision and speed, performing complex techniques effortlessly.

As time goes by, Yagyu's reputation as a prodigious swordsman starts to spread within Konoha. Fellow students and even some instructors are astounded by his natural talent and dedication.

However, Yagyu remains humble and focused, knowing that he has only scratched the surface of Hawkeye's teachings.

He continues to immerse himself in the spiritual world, training tirelessly and unlocking more of Hawkeye's inheritance.

The path to becoming a true master swordsman is long and arduous, but Yagyu is determined to carve his name in history as one of the greatest swordsmen Konoha has ever seen.

With the power of Hawkeye's inheritance and his unwavering resolve, Yagyu sets his sights on a future where he can stand at the pinnacle of swordsmanship and protect those dear to him in the world of ninjas.