Kakashi's Daily Youthful Love

"All of those are the main content of your training," Nagasawa indifferently said as he walked back to Kakashi and Ensui.

The Anbu members were amazed when they heard this. These Six Powers could be said to be an advanced set of Taijutsu. It consisted of long-range attacks and also close-range attacks. It allowed them to fight, run, and even protect themselves.

Not only did they not have to pay a dime to learn these amazing techniques, but they even had a mentor to teach them.

"Dismissed. Each group will train in their respective place. Those in the second group, follow me!"

After saying that, Nagasawa brought the member of the second group to their designated to practice with Six Powers.

However, Nagasawa did not just keep an eye on the second group all the time. He also checked the first and the third group from time to time, especially the third group.

Because Ensui was not that good in Six Powers yet, Nagasawa had to watch his group more in case Ensui couldn't properly teach them.

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After bringing his group to their training ground, Kakashi passed down a paper to each group member before saying, "Write two of the Six Powers that suit you. We'll hold the assessment to test your mastery of Six Powers every month. If you fail the assessment, you will be punished."

This was the rule that Nagasawa made. After all, he didn't want this training to give birth to be the jack of all trades but master of none. It was better to focus on one or two of the Six Powers instead of trying to learn it all.

Those who could enter Anbu were elites. They naturally understood Kakashi's purpose. They immediately wrote down the Six Powers they wished to learn without asking any questions and handed the paper over to Kakashi.

Kakashi skimmed through the papers. Geppo was chosen the most, with Soru, Shigan, Kami-e, Rankyaku, and Tekkai following in order.

He had predicted this beforehand. Although Geppo only allowed its user to stay in the air for a short period of time, it greatly increased its user's mobility. It wasn't surprising that Geppo was the most popular. He'd, in fact, find it strange if most of the members chose Tekkai. He would think these people had misunderstood Shinobi.

The reason why Rankyaku received the same treatment as Tekkai was because Shinobi did not lack long-range attacks.

If there was a certain distance between them and the enemy, then naturally, they would have the time to form hand seals and use Ninjutsu instead of Rankyaku.

"Tekkai's strength also depends on the strength of one's body. It's not too late to change it now." Kakashi reminded since there was one person who chose Tekkai.

After getting no response, Kakashi put away the papers and was ready to start Six Powers' training.

He had said everything that needed to be said. Maybe the person that wrote down Tekkai was better at Taijutsu, and his body was strong.

"Since Geppo is chosen the most, I'll first explain Geppo's principles..." Kakashi began teaching seriously.

He could feel Nagasawa's expectations of him.

This time, in addition to Squad 7, there were four more Anbu Squads, so a total of sixteen people.

The group he led was the group with the most people. There were seven people, and the second group only had five people. The three groups led by Ensui were even fewer, only four people.

He had to do his best in order to live up to Nagasawa's expectations.

He was determined to have his team win first place in the assessment.

When you were so focused, time passed very quickly. The afternoon had already passed before Kakashi realized it, and it was time to go back.

Walking out of Anbu base, Kakashi looked at the clouds in the sky dyed red by the setting sun, and there was a trace of confusion in his eyes.

In the past, he was training rigorously under Nagasawa and being mentally and physically exhausted, he directly went home to take a bath and rest.

However, although it was not easy to teach people all afternoon, it was nothing compared to Nagasawa's training, which made him feel nothing now, and he did not even consider resting.

Kakashi felt that there was something wrong with him. He actually missed the days when he was beaten by Nagasawa.

Little did he know that Nagasawa's violent beating would not stop until his Haki mastery reached a certain level.

However, he was busy with Anbu's training recently, so he wouldn't get beaten for a while.

In the end, Kakashi walked in the direction of Hanabira's home.

After all, he brought her here, so it was reasonable to see her living condition.

Originally, Kushina wanted to have Hanabira live in the big house she used to live in, but Hanabira felt bad since she was an outsider.

Later, Kushina came to believe that the place was relatively remote, and no one might realize that she had been kidnapped, so she did not force Hanabira to live there. Instead, she offered an ordinary two-story building close to her house, which was convenient in case she wanted to visit her.

Seeing that the house looked much more ordinary this time, Hanabira agreed and said that she would pay her back in the future.

Kakashi felt that Hanabira did not need to do this. In Kushina's teaching, she had already displayed a knack for Sealing Technique, and giving a house to a future Sealing Technique master was simply worth it.

After arriving in front of Hanabira's house, Kakashi hesitated again.

'Won't my frequent visit give her the feeling that the village sent me to monitor her?'

But just as Kakashi was hesitating, the door opened, and Hanabira came out.

Seeing Kakashi in a daze at the door, Hanabira was stunned for a moment and then revealed a gentle smile: "Why are you standing outside? Come in and have a seat."

Faced with the sudden appearance of Hanabira, who was still wearing slightly revealing clothes, Kakashi was obviously unable to resist and began babbling nonsense due to panic.

"I was just walking around. I didn't come here to specifically find you."

Hanabira looked a little disappointed and said dejectedly, "Is that so? That's too bad."

Seeing the disappointed Hanabira, Kakashi felt guilty and could not help but say, "Although I'm just passing by, I don't mind coming in. It is not that late yet anyway."

Hanabira looked at the sky. The sky had begun to turn dark, and then she nodded and said, "Well, that's true."

Kakashi, who felt that he had found the perfect excuse, walked into Hanabira's house.

Kakashi couldn't see Hanabira smiling cheerfully. After all, she knew that Kakashi was lying after seeing his Chakra flow.

Obviously, he deliberately came to see her, but he said he was passing by and hesitated at the door for so long. It was really cute.