Chapter 356 Tsunade: You have to pay more

“Still no success. Perhaps I really don’t have any talent for space-time Ninjutsu.” On the eleventh day of acquiring Flying Thunder God, Muzuki sighed slightly as he looked at his status panel.

He had already tried his best to cultivate. For these ten days, he didn’t learn Sealing Technique or develop Breathing Technique. He immersed himself in learning Flying Thunder God, even using Shadow Clone, but after ten days of effort, he still couldn’t see any proficiency.

“I’ll try for another month. If it doesn’t work, I’ll have to give up.” Muzuki prepared to continue cultivating according to his original plan.

For the next month, he would still practice Flying Thunder God, but not exclusively like the first ten days. The priority would probably be Sealing Technique and Flying Thunder God equally, followed by Medical Ninjutsu knowledge, and then Breathing Technique. If Flying Thunder God still didn’t show any proficiency after the next month, Muzuki would temporarily give up on it.

Although Muzuki was only nineteen and had a long life ahead of him, his disciples would be in danger soon, so Muzuki had to develop as quickly as possible. He couldn’t afford to stubbornly persist with Flying Thunder God when it showed no proficiency at all.

Muzuki taught his disciples as usual in the morning, and in the afternoon, he went to the Ninja Academy to teach classes.

Although he knew quite a few Ninjutsu now, there was no such thing as too many Ninjutsu, and repeatedly acquiring them could also increase proficiency.

“Complete one large class instruction.”

“Evaluation: A”

“Reward: Earth Release: Iwagakure no Jutsu, Water Release: Tenkyu”

Muzuki now basically wouldn’t deliberately try to get a B-rank evaluation to obtain Chakra, because if he wanted to farm Chakra, taking his disciples out on missions was faster.

After bidding farewell to his students, Muzuki went to his office to put away his things.

Muzuki now had his own Vice Principal’s Office, no longer sharing an office with other teachers as before.

Actually, Muzuki wasn’t very concerned about such things. To him, where he worked didn’t matter much, as long as it didn’t affect him getting rewards. However, a Vice Principal being next to ordinary teachers might make them feel a bit uncomfortable, so considering this, Muzuki moved out.

“Teacher Muzuki… Vice Principal.” Ueda Aya and others who happened to be passing by subconsciously tried to greet Muzuki, but half-way through, they suddenly remembered that Muzuki was now the Vice Principal, so they stopped and corrected themselves.

“Teacher Ueda, Teacher Ikegaya, you just finished class, right? Sandaime is the Principal; I’m just the Vice Principal. You can call me the same as before,” Muzuki replied with a smile and a nod.

Muzuki preferred the title of ‘Teacher’ over ‘Principal,’ because whenever he heard ‘Principal,’ he thought of a certain principal who always claimed to have the advantage.

“Yes, Teacher Muzuki, I just finished my Ninjutsu class,” Ueda Aya said with a relaxed smile as she looked at Muzuki’s gentle smile.

Because they were acquaintances, Muzuki chatted for a couple of sentences before returning to his office to put away his things.

“He gets promoted faster than anyone, but it’s truly impossible to feel jealous of him,” Ikegaya Yu sighed as he watched Muzuki’s departing back.

A teacher who had been at the Ninja Academy for less than two years had risen all the way to the unprecedented position of Vice Principal. If it were anyone else, Ikegaya Yu would be incredibly envious, but for Muzuki, he couldn’t feel a hint of jealousy.

Because he truly had no reason to be jealous. Muzuki’s contributions were worthy of the position. He had led an unprecedentedly strong class, and he had also pioneered holiday special training and graduation internships, both of which achieved excellent results.

Not only his contributions, but Muzuki’s character also made it impossible for him to be jealous. Although his promotions were like a rocket, and his strength was much greater than theirs, Muzuki’s attitude towards them remained unchanged. He didn’t look down on them or anything.

“After all, it’s Teacher Muzuki,” Ueda Aya sighed softly.

It was impossible for her not to have some feelings for a colleague as handsome and gentle as Muzuki, but Muzuki was too perfect, which made her feel inferior and afraid to approach him.

After Muzuki became Vice Principal, she completely gave up on her thoughts. The gap was too big; they might not even have common topics for conversation.

After putting his things away, Muzuki bought groceries and went to Tsunade’s house.

Tsunade, in her slump, was willing to help him with his disciples, so it was no big deal for Muzuki to cook a few dishes.

Because Muzuki cooked so deliciously, Rin Nohara would also stay for dinner whenever Muzuki came over.

“Why is today’s meal so plain? Only one dish of stir-fried pork with chili,” Tsunade, who loved meat and alcohol, voiced her opinion.

“You should occasionally try something different. If you really want meat, Lady Tsunade, you can buy cooked food outside,” Muzuki said with a smile, offering a reason.

The truth was that Muzuki wanted to eat vegetarian today, but of course, he couldn’t say it so directly.

“Then forget it, but don’t you dare snatch my meat. It’s a big taboo for a student to snatch a teacher’s food,” Tsunade chose to use Chakra to strengthen her arm and quickly pick up the meat slices into her bowl.

For Tsunade, Muzuki’s meat dishes were superior to his vegetarian dishes, and Muzuki’s cooking was far better than any food outside. She would rather eat Muzuki’s vegetarian dishes than buy meat outside.

When the spicy and delicious meat slices entered her mouth, Tsunade couldn’t help but smile blissfully. Her two greatest pleasures now were eating Muzuki’s food and gambling at the casino.

However, Tsunade couldn’t eat too much spicy food. After eating several slices of meat mixed with rice, Tsunade had to stick out her tongue to cool down faster.

“Lady Tsunade, water.” Shizune skillfully brought a glass of cold water to Tsunade.

After a gulp, Tsunade gave Shizune a thumbs-up and continued to eat.

“Muzuki, can’t you put more meat in this stir-fried pork with chili? I can pay for the meat, okay?” After eating for a while, Tsunade noticed that there were only chilies left in the dish and complained.

“There’s already a lot. Any more, and it wouldn’t taste the same,” Shizune replied. Since Muzuki had explained it many times, she had remembered it.

Muzuki nodded, showing an approving expression.

“Shizune, you’ve learned bad habits from Muzuki. How dare you annoy me?” Tsunade, acting unfairly, stretched out her hands and pulled Shizune’s little cheeks.

“Mmm mmm… Rin, save me.” Shizune looked at Rin Nohara with pleading eyes.

Rin Nohara returned a helpless gaze and continued to eat.

After dinner, Rin Nohara went home, and Muzuki told Tsunade about his recent development insights.

“Actually, I have a Ninjutsu here that’s similar to your idea, but you can’t learn it, and this Ninjutsu isn’t very easy to use,” Tsunade, seeing that Muzuki had learned enough, told him about the Yin Seal.

The Yin Seal was a Ninjutsu passed down by her grandmother, Mito, which allowed one to store a large amount of Chakra within their body.

But just as Jiraiya said, using Sealing Technique within the body was a delicate process and very difficult to practice. The sudden surge of a large amount of Chakra could also easily cause Chakra chaos within the body.

Of course, this didn’t mean that the Yin Seal was bad. In fact, Tsunade felt that the Yin Seal was an underdeveloped Ninjutsu. She originally had some ideas for further development, but she wasn’t in the mood to work on them now.

“If you can solve all these difficulties, then you should be able to get the Ninjutsu you want,” Tsunade told Muzuki all the shortcomings of the Yin Seal.

After speaking, Tsunade directly took out the scroll containing the Yin Seal and handed it to Muzuki.

“Thank you, Lady Tsunade,” Muzuki accepted the scroll without hesitation and thanked her.

Although he couldn’t practice the Yin Seal, drawing inferences from other cases should save him a lot of time. After all, his Sealing Technique talent was indeed very good; in terms of learning Sealing Technique speed, he was even faster than Kushina.

“Tomorrow, I must choose a good chicken to make white-cut chicken,” Muzuki expressed, implying that she would have something delicious tomorrow.

“One? The Yin Seal is an S-rank Ninjutsu, an S-rank Ninjutsu!” Tsunade crossed her arms, emphasizing the Ninjutsu’s rank.

Whether it was easy to use or not was one thing, but the Yin Seal was indeed an S-rank Ninjutsu.

Muzuki understood that he needed to add more. So, he changed his words and said he would treat Tsunade to an all-meat feast tomorrow. Only then did Tsunade show a satisfied expression.

“If the Chakra immediately executes a certain Ninjutsu after the seal is released, wouldn’t that solve the problem of Chakra chaos?” Muzuki then proposed an idea.

“For example, automatically using Medical Ninjutsu, so you can fight while your body automatically heals.”

Tsunade looked at Muzuki in surprise. This idea actually coincided with her previous thoughts, and she had never told anyone about it.

“You could even maintain a specific output in daily life to keep the body in a Ninjutsu state and gain some effects of Medical Ninjutsu,” Muzuki continued, describing the effects of Mitotic Regeneration.

Tsunade was even more surprised. Muzuki’s idea was even more complete than hers.

“Is he also a genius in this area?” Tsunade couldn’t help but wonder.

“Your idea is very good. If it can be realized, then the Yin Seal will be very useful,” Tsunade nodded in affirmation.

Muzuki maintained a smile. This idea was, of course, good, because this was the Mitotic Regeneration that Tsunade herself would develop in the future.

He hoped that Tsunade could develop Mitotic Regeneration earlier. This way, Muzuki could not only gain experience from it but also conveniently discuss the Ninjutsu he was developing with Tsunade, as both were essentially very similar.

………

“That should be about right. Let’s give it a try,” Teacher Chen said, patting Might Guy’s body.

“Yes,” Might Guy nodded heavily and began to adjust his breathing, pushing his Breathing Technique to the limit to strengthen his body.

“Is it coming again?” Shiranui Genma and Ebisu, seeing this scene, instinctively pulled back a little and then began to watch.

After the Chunin Exams, Might Guy first underwent Constant State training for Breathing Technique with Muzuki. After returning to Teacher Chen, he had basically been practicing Leaf Dragon God, but he hadn’t had much success.

Leaf Dragon God had very high demands on the body. Might Guy had only managed to use it during the Chunin Exams by forcefully breaking through the Fourth Gate, but he certainly couldn’t train like that daily, or else practicing once would mean hospitalization, which was too costly.

So, Might Guy had been strengthening his body, trying to use Leaf Dragon God in a state of Three Gates plus full concentration. The Eight Gates didn’t provide a fixed boost; rather, the stronger the body, the stronger the effect of the Eight Gates.

“Eight Gates, Gate of Opening, Open! Gate of Healing, Open! Gate of Life, Open!” Might Guy glared ahead and instantly opened the Three Gates.

The Three Gates were Might Guy’s current limit. To open the Fourth Gate, he could only forcefully push through, which would severely injure his body.

After opening the Three Gates, Might Guy’s aura surged, and the surrounding leaves were pushed back by this aura.

Might Guy mobilized a large amount of Chakra within his body to strengthen himself, and when his aura reached its peak, he moved.

“Leaf Dragon God!”

Might Guy spun rapidly, and as time passed, he accelerated, with a large amount of Chakra also erupting, gradually forming a long, greenish-blue dragon.

The appearance of the long dragon created a huge suction force, pulling in and tearing apart everything that came near it.

Seeing trees being torn apart, Ebisu and Shiranui Genma retreated a bit further.

“Did he succeed? It feels so strong!” Shiranui Genma said, narrowing his eyes.

“He should have. Before, it just crashed around and then dissipated. The power was also weaker than this,” Ebisu said, shielding himself from the dust.

The reason they retreated was that Might Guy’s previous failures had nearly affected them. Fortunately, Teacher Chen was quick, otherwise, they would have experienced the same treatment Kakashi received in the finals.

“That’s starting to look like something,” Teacher Chen said with a slight smile, nodding.

Might Guy was his most satisfactory disciple, both talented and diligent. He no longer had to worry about his Taijutsu having no successor.

“Leaf Dragon God!”

Seeing Might Guy succeed, Teacher Chen also erupted Chakra and used Leaf Dragon God, and an even thicker giant dragon appeared.

After the thick giant dragon appeared, it immediately charged towards Might Guy, who without hesitation, crashed into it.

Boom!!

The collision of the two dragons stirred up a huge storm. As the fierce winds roared, the surrounding trees were flattened one after another. Ebisu and Shiranui Genma, seeing this, wisely retreated even further.

“The difference between people is truly vast,” Shiranui Genma felt a bit nostalgic for his school days.

Back then, he could exchange a move or two with Might Guy in the Grade Level Practical Exam, but now, even the aftermath of Might Guy’s battle could injure him.

“This isn’t bad, is it?” Ebisu said, condensing Chakra on his feet.

He had long given up on comparing himself to Might Guy and was only happy to have a strong teammate and an excellent teacher.

“Of course, this is Might Guy! The sense of security is just too much,” Shiranui Genma replied with a smile.

With Might Guy around, Shiranui Genma had never felt nervous during missions.

As the two talked, the situation quickly changed.

Boom!

Teacher Chen was, after all, the Ninja known as Konoha’s strongest Taijutsu user. The smaller green dragon was quickly shattered by the impact, and Might Guy was sent flying backward.

“As expected of Teacher Chen, such powerful strength!” Might Guy did a backflip to stand up and gave Teacher Chen a thumbs-up.

“That kick has thirty years of skill, but with your talent, another ten years of practice and you should be about the same as me,” Teacher Chen said with a smile, canceling Leaf Dragon God.

“If only that child were half as promising as you,” Teacher Chen shook his head, thinking of his other disciple.

Might Guy, not knowing who Teacher Chen was talking about, scratched his head.

However, he quickly stopped thinking about it, because all he wanted now was another big battle with Kakashi.

Although he still couldn’t normally open the Fourth Gate, his current strength was different from when he was in the Chunin Exams. It might not necessarily be weaker than the state of forcefully opening the Fourth Gate.

In poor condition, only managed to write 4k after some effort.

Recommending a friend’s book, title: “I Am a Villain, Not a Demon”

Synopsis: Game modeler Sean transmigrates into a game he created, becoming the villain boss.

So, should he ascend to the world’s center on the wasteland?

No, I want to eliminate all bosses, corrupt all positive characters, and make the world even more chaotic.

“I’m not extreme at all, and I never play with human nature—I’m just a small villain, not a demon who bewitches people.”