Naruto: With maxed-out affection, I am invincible in the ninja world.

Overall, the Multiple Shadow Clone Technique can be considered an advanced version of the Shadow Clone Technique.

However, the former is more difficult, can create more shadow clones, and has almost no upper limit.

That is why this move is a divine skill that Haneda must master.

When he awakens his Sage Body and his chakra increases dramatically, he can easily have more than a dozen people practice ninjutsu.

Before using Shadow Clone Technique, Haneda spent more time reading books and learning theoretical knowledge.

But having more chakra makes a difference.

He can create more shadow clones, and the chakra within each shadow clone has become enormous, enough to support long periods of ninjutsu training.

At this rate, Haneda will only need to spend a few years to achieve what others have worked for decades!

Back then, Naruto used this incredible ninjutsu to evolve from a clueless loser into a super genius who created an S-rank ninjutsu.

And this period of time is only three years!

Thinking of this, Yuda's lips curled up slightly.

The Impure World Reincarnation technique is too bizarre; the Third Hokage would most likely not include it in a scroll intended for his own viewing.

Flying Thunder God Technique is also a possibility, depending on whether the Third Hokage has any shame.

After all, the Flying Thunder God Technique was the Second Hokage's signature ninjutsu, and it couldn't be hidden.

However, the Flying Thunder God technique requires too much talent, and Haneda never considered himself a true genius.

His current strength is largely due to the system.

Haneda really didn't think he could learn the Flying Thunder God Technique.

Aside from the first two forbidden techniques, Haneda was determined to obtain the Multiple Shadow Clone Technique.

The latter is the most suitable ninjutsu for him to cultivate. The others are either unattainable or difficult to learn, so there's no need to dwell on them.

but……

Haneda thought of Kakashi, the genius boy, and couldn't help but wonder about the possibility of Kakashi learning the Flying Thunder God Technique.

The original work does not explain whether Kakashi learned the Flying Thunder God Technique.

Although it can be inferred from the three Jonin around the Fourth Hokage that Minato might have taught him, Kakashi didn't actually learn it.

But what if the fourth generation didn't teach it?

During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Minato said that the Flying Thunder God mark could exist indefinitely, but he did not tell Obito this.

As Minato's student, Kakashi might not be like Obito, with many things Minato didn't tell him.

In addition, Minato died young, and Kakashi had his own fighting style, so Minato either didn't teach him or didn't have time to teach him...

The more Haneda deduced, the more reasonable it seemed.

In any case, none of the forbidden techniques in the Book of Seals are particularly suitable for Kakashi.

If Kakashi doesn't have that talent, I can just compensate him with a Chidori.

cough cough...

At the very least, teaching them the Eight Gates Formation would be acceptable.

…………

Two and a half days later, Kakashi was discharged from the hospital.

Thanks to Tsunade's treatment, apart from not being able to engage in strenuous exercise for the past two weeks, Kakashi's body has not suffered any lasting health problems.

Inside the Ninja Academy, in the familiar training grounds.

That's where Haneda defeated Kakashi and declared Konoha's White Fang a hero, and where the bond was truly forged.

On the training field, Haneda, Kakashi, and Obito sat under the shade of a tree, slacking off.

Not far away, Kai was running hard.

He was already drenched in sweat after running only ten or so laps, but he was different now than before.

Everyone in the class knew that Guy was running with weights, and they also knew that Guy's father had become an elite Jonin solely through his taijutsu skills.

No one will laugh at Kai for being a loser anymore, or for all his efforts being in vain.

Instead, I developed admiration for Kai's persistence.

Haneda and his three companions sat under the shade of a tree, watching Kai and the others train.

"Aren't you going to training, Haneda? I remember you were practicing illusion magic around this time."

Kakashi asked softly.

"Ninjutsu is important to ninjas, but it is not everything for a ninja."

There are always things that are superior to others.

Upon hearing those familiar words, Kakashi instantly understood Haneda's thoughts.

He smiled and remarked with emotion:

"Yes, there are always some things that are superior to others."

After Kakashi finished speaking, the two fell silent.

Neither Haneda nor Kakashi wanted to talk much about Kakashi taking the blow for Haneda.

Perhaps this is the tacit understanding between friends.

Obito, who was paddling along nearby, was a little confused and asked curiously:

"What is this thing that can be superior to others? I recognize all the characters, but it's just weird when they're put together."

Kakashi, always aloof, remained silent.

Given his personality, it would be kind of him not to reply to Obito with a "fool."

"You'll understand someday, Obito."

"It is the most important thing a person has, whether it is conscience, ideals, or emotions."

Haneda didn't offer much explanation, saying that such things can only be felt through profound understanding.

He didn't understand at first that power was meant for protection, but he suddenly understood completely when he activated the two-tomoe gem.

Without protection, without anything to care about, power is utterly meaningless except for saving one's life.

Just like in his previous life, he worked hard to earn money, not only for his livelihood, but also for his parents and the people he cared about.

Otherwise, with a monthly salary of four or five thousand, you could reduce food and accommodation costs by two or three thousand.

The rest is more than enough for his expenses, and he can live very comfortably, so why should he work hard to earn money?

Chapter 048 Two A-rank items acquired, and one Flying Thunder God technique.

"Since when have you started lecturing like a teacher, Yutian? Looks like you're seriously ill, go back to bed!"

"Oh?"

Haneda raised his fist, the size of a sandbag, and said coldly,

"If reasoning doesn't work, then I'll use my fists to break it down."

Upon seeing this, Obito's expression immediately changed:

"As expected of Haneda, he could have easily subdued people with his fists, but he still chose to persuade them with reason. What a cultured person, what a cultured person."

Although Obito said that, he was secretly unconvinced.

If I could beat Haneda, I wouldn't be afraid of him trying to persuade me with "reason"!

Without realizing it, Obito glanced at the Hokage Rock, suddenly smiled, and thought to himself:

"Hmph, one day I'll become Hokage, and then I'll call you into my office every day for a verbal lecture..."

Just then, the teacher walked over holding a red and yellow scroll.

"Haneda, Kakashi, the Hokage is looking for you. He says it's a reward for you for completing an S-rank mission."

As she spoke, the teacher's eyes occasionally gleamed with envy.

He wasn't even qualified to touch an S-rank mission, let alone accept it.

But even under these circumstances, his student actually completed it!

"An S-rank mission?! Teacher, are you kidding me?!"

Upon hearing his teacher's words, Obito could no longer sit still and excitedly asked...

That's an S-rank mission, fraught with danger, but it represents a tremendous contribution to the village!

He was just fantasizing about Naruto when two guys who weren't interested in Naruto ended up getting closer to it.

This made Obito very resentful.

"Yes, it's an S-rank mission! This was personally determined by the Hokage, who believed that Haneda and Kakashi's performance, as well as the circumstances at the time, fully deserved the honor of an S-rank mission!"

The teacher spoke with a mixture of excitement and joy.