Real Shinobi

Boom!!

Zizizizi!!!!

The thunder collided with a super fast drill, and a loud explosion sounded, sending airwaves in all directions.

Kakashi was pushed back, but he kept pushing himself, and his Chidori was on the verge of hitting Midori Inuzuka.

Midori Inuzuka's excellent Color of Observation Haki sensed a threat.

But if she stopped, she would immediately lose. Midori Inuzuka gritted her teeth and further increased the speed of the rotation. She was ready to go all the way until either she or Kakashi could no longer hold on.

Kakashi's right hand had already been covered with tiny scratches, while Midori Inuzuka could feel the impending danger as Chidori had almost reached her.

"I admit defeat." Midori Inuzuka said as she stopped Fang Passing Fang. By this time, the Chidori was only a few millimeters away from hitting her heart.

She could even clearly feel the lightning in Kakashi's hands.

She had to admit defeat. If this were a life-and-death battle, she would have died at the hands of Kakashi.

Kakashi breathed a sigh of relief and released Chidori. He looked at his right hand full of scars.

At this time, Kakashi was in a worse state than Midori Inuzuka. His right hand was dripping with blood from the previous fight, with the addition of small scars from Midori Inuzuka's attack.

It had to be said that Fang Passing Fang was indeed quite powerful. When he used Chidori, he actually strengthened the defense of his arm. Even so, he still ended up in such a bad state.

Kakashi felt that he should not act tough next time and just dodged it.

Nagasawa went ahead and healed Kakashi with his Mystical Palm Technique. This injury was nothing to Shinobi.

"Well, this time, Kakashi wins. I will give you the enhanced version of the Six Powers' details and tricks to learn them when I teach Six Powers in the afternoon." Nagasawa patted Kakashi on the shoulder and encouraged him.

"Yeah." Kakashi nodded slightly.

"This morning's training ends here. Have a rest and return here later as usual." Nagasawa thought for a moment and said.

After such a tense and stimulating all-out battle, it was not appropriate to exhaust them with training, so he let them rest for this morning.

However, this was an exception, and they would resume the training later.

Everyone dispersed. Only Might Guy stayed behind, preparing to finish his ten thousand times Shigan.

On the way back, Nagasawa smiled and asked Kabuto,

"What do you think about my subordinates and disciples?"

Kabuto revealed a sincere expression and said, "They're so strong. So that's how real Shinobi fights. I still have ways to go. I have to work harder."

"Although they are pretty decent, they also still have ways to go from becoming a real Shinobi." Nagasawa said with a smile.

"When real Shinobi fight, even the terrain will be altered, and they can easily crush a mountain."

"Is that how Shinobi's fight really is?" Kabuto looked at Nagasawa doubtfully. He was only six years old, but he was not so easy to deceive.

In his opinion, breaking a mountain was way too exaggerated for a Shinobi.

"Yes, that's how it is. Although I still have ways to go from becoming the real Shinobi, I can crush a mountain or two."

"If the opportunity arises, I'll show you my strength." Nagasawa smiled and ruffled Kabuto's hair.

"I see." It turned out Kabuto had a misconception about Shinobi all along. He thought that Shinobi was the kind of person who hid in the dark and killed the enemy in one hit, and if they failed, they would immediately flee.

But Nagasawa said that a real Shinobi could easily break the mountain.

There was no need to sneak up if he could break a mountain.

However, he didn't know how many real Shinobi Konoha got. Maybe the Hokage should be a real Shinobi, right? And since there were two Hokages in Konoha, Konoha had two real Shinobi.

What Nagasawa did not know was that his remark twisted Kabuto's understanding of Shinobi.

After all, if the standards of real Shinobi were as what Nagasawa said, then perhaps only Nagato could barely meet the standards.

Perhaps he would not care even if he knew. After all, Shinobi in the Naruto world was not like Shinobi in the first place. They were more like a mage.

Shinobi had to do hand seals to use Ninjutsu, while mages used incantations to use magic.

Shinobi required Chakra if they wanted to perform a Ninjutsu, while mages required Mana.

They weren't that different.

After returning home, Nagasawa first let Kabuto study while he went to deal with some Anbu-related matters.

After an hour and a half, Nagasawa took Kabuto to find a tall and big tree.

That's right. It was a classic tree-climbing training.

As essential training for Chakra control, it might be late, but it was better than never.

Nagasawa told Kabuto about the principle of tree climbing while giving him an example before having Kabuto train personally.

Kabuto looked at the tree that was more than ten meters high and got a cold feet. He then asked Nagasawa with big, innocent eyes,

"Brother Nagasawa, you will catch me if I fall, right?"

Nagasawa readily said, "That goes without saying. How could I bear to watch you get hurt?"

'Early in the morning, you are chasing me with a branch,' Kabuto secretly complained in his heart.

However, he still believed Nagasawa's words and slowly walked forward.

Although he had only been learning for a short time, he had already displayed an extraordinary talent for chakra control and was often praised by Nono.

When he was halfway through, Kabuto gradually felt tired. At this time, Nagasawa suddenly said.

"Kabuto, do your best! I'm going to have breakfast."

He looked down and saw that Nagasawa had disappeared.

Kabuto: "..."

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He actually believed in Nagasawa's sweet words and did as he said, only to be left behind like this?

Kabuto wanted to cry, but no tears came out. He could only take a deep breath, maintaining a state of concentration as he slowly continued to walk up.

Now that he was already at the seven-meter mark, falling down was very painful.

Just like this, Kabuto slowly walked towards the top of the tree, but just as he was about to reach the highest point, Kabuto suddenly felt his foot lighten. He released too little Chakra, and the suction force was not enough.

Kabuto instantly panicked. How painful it would be to fall from the height of fourteen meters. He only hoped that he would not fall on a rock.