The correct way for the Uchiha to rise

Visualization is definitely not just about visualizing; the soul must also be mobilized, and one can even directly use the power of the soul to construct the visualized object in order to achieve the desired effect.

Currently, Uchiha Kiyoshi has perfected the theory of visualization techniques to a certain extent. If he could use the structure of the Byakugan to study the methods of manipulating the soul, perhaps the visualization techniques could be further improved, making cultivation safer and more reassuring.

"Let's wait a bit longer for the visualization method."

Uchiha Kiyoshi suppressed his desire for visualization and convinced himself to wait a little longer.

The so-called fusion of the Byakugan should refer to the fusion of pupil power. Perhaps it is not necessary to break the structure of the Byakugan itself, but simply to extract the pupil power and fuse it into one's own eye.

And there's one more thing.

Through his observations, Uchiha Kiyoshi noticed something.

That means the connection between the white eye and the soul might be deeper than I thought.

When life force is injected, it nourishes Hyuga Ten's soul and can heal his injuries, but the speed is not particularly fast.

While the life force repairs the white eye, the soul's recovery speed is greatly enhanced.

"Perhaps, the white eye itself is already becoming a part of my soul."

The power of the Byakugan can, in turn, benefit the soul. So what happens when the soul becomes powerful?

Just like the Sharingan, upgrading one's eyes is actually a process of strengthening one's soul.

What about rolling your eyes?

If one's soul becomes powerful enough, can one directly awaken the Tenseigan?

However, this threshold is too high, so no one has ever been able to reach it.

The reason for fusing with other people's eyes might be that their eyes and pupil power contain a portion of their soul power. After the eyes are removed, this portion of soul power is ownerless and can be absorbed. Therefore, fusing pupil power is also absorbing their soul power.

"No, it shouldn't be that simple. Upgrading the Sharingan to the Mangekyou level already involves rules. The Tenseigan, which is at the same level as the Rinnegan, shouldn't be unrelated to rules. It will most likely require the baptism of rules when it is activated. It's not like grafting the Mangekyou, but rather a complete connection with the rules, with the entire rule providing energy, so as not to put a burden on the body."

Recalling the process of awakening his Eternal Eye, Uchiha Kiyoshi was certain that understanding the rules could definitely promote the upgrade of the eye.

Perhaps, if a soul becomes powerful enough, it is indeed possible to directly awaken the Tenseigan, but how powerful a soul would be required to achieve that is something Uchiha Kiyoshi cannot determine. Therefore, comprehending the rules is also very necessary.

In that case, the fusion of Hyuga Hikari's Byakugan cannot be given to Hyuga Ten too early. It needs to be passed on to him only after I have taught him many theories of cultivation and after he has reached a certain level of cultivation.

Let him experience the process of pupil power growth, and perhaps he will be able to feel the fluctuations of the rules governing the alignment of the two eyes.

Uchiha Kiyoshi's upgrade of the Eternal Eye was due to his experience in the future timeline, which gave him direction, and he succeeded through continuous training.

The Byakugan isn't without levels; it's just that the pattern changes aren't as pronounced as those of the Sharingan.

The Byakugan of the Hyuga clan is basically only used for perception, while Kaguya's Byakugan at least has the ability to exert pressure and see through other people's minds. The Byakugan abilities of other Otsutsuki clans are even more varied, with almost all of them having abilities such as intangibility and genjutsu.

This is enough to prove that the Byakugan itself definitely has different levels.

Perhaps there will be a stage where, like the Sharingan upgrading to the Mangekyou Sharingan, one can possess unique eye techniques.

By merging with the Byakugan power of Hyuga Hikari, even if Hyuga Ten's Byakugan cannot evolve to the level of the Tenseigan, it can at least evolve to the same level as the Mangekyou Sharingan.

"Just now, Hyuga Ten's eye power had already faintly reached a peak. Other Hyuga ninjas might have thought that this was the peak of the Byakugan. After that, they might not even look for ways to continue to improve. Just like the Uchiha, except for a very few ninjas who know about the Mangekyou Sharingan, once they reach the three tomoe and their eye power reaches its peak, they no longer seek to evolve their eyes."

There has never been a higher level of Byakugan, or even if there were, it would have been overlooked because of its similar appearance. Therefore, the Hyuga clan is most likely unaware that there is another level above Byakugan.

"No, it's not that bad. The Hyuga clan isn't stupid. It's impossible that they didn't notice the special abilities that even higher-level Byakugan possess."

"It is more likely that it has been mythologized, leading the Hyuga clan to believe that such a phenomenon is just an isolated case, a manifestation of bloodline reaching a certain level."

Uchiha Kiyoshi had no doubt about how much people in the ninja world, especially those from bloodline clans, valued bloodlines.

"Therefore, it is very possible that the Byakugan, which looks the same but has unique abilities, is considered to have a purer bloodline."

Take, for example, Hyuga Tennin from the Warring States period. He was a being who could rival Uchiha Madara and Senju Hashirama before they obtained the Eternal Eye. He was at least a Kage-level being.

Such a person, with his disdainful eyes, must be no ordinary individual!

......

Uchiha Kiyoshi pondered for a long time, organized the information about the Byakugan, and finally verified his conjecture, classifying the Byakugan into different levels.

It was decided that Hyuga Ten could not neglect either the cultivation of his soul or the understanding of the rules.

To gain an understanding of the rules, besides having a strong soul, the most direct way is to cultivate the ability to change one's nature.

That is, one's own way. When one perfects one's own way to a certain extent, one's perception of rules will become more and more sensitive!

This is the experience that Uchiha Kiyoshi has gained over many years of training.

Madara Uchiha and Hashirama Senju may have cultivated their nature transformations to the point where they could perceive the rules, but perhaps because they lacked this awareness, they did not make any conclusions about it.

But Uchiha Kiyoshi had it.

A unique experience that no one else can ever have!

This is what inheritance is all about!

Chapter 301 The Ancestor of the Kaguya Clan

Uchiha Kiyoshi was quite responsible in accepting disciples; at least he clearly considered their future prospects.

Hyuga Ten's future training will definitely rely on the Byakugan, so Uchiha Kiyoshi naturally perfected a series of Byakugan theories to facilitate his training.

As for Rin, Uchiha Kiyoshi hopes that she will fully inherit his cultivation system, and he has recently been organizing the basic framework of cultivation so that it will be easy for future generations to master.

However, this convenience comes with its own set of barriers.

After all, cultivating immortality also depends on talent.

Being able to master sealing techniques to a certain level—that's called talent!

Perhaps, in the future, sealing techniques will be an important threshold for selecting talents in cultivation.

Even as Hyuga Ten was resurrected, the changes in the outside world never ceased.

The "earth and stone" appeared, took away Hinata Ten's body, and then gouged out Hinata Hikaru's Byakugan, which can be described as piercing the sky.

They shattered the heavens of the Hyuga clan.

However, the Hyuga clan did not make any major moves at this time.

Because internal conflicts also arose within them.

The appearance of "Tsuchi-shiki" interrupted their battle and, before anyone could react, gouged out the Byakugan. The Jonin of the Hyuga branch family had already failed their mission and knew that it was impossible to retrieve the Byakugan from Tsuchi-shiki, or even destroy it. They rationally made a retreat.

As long as the Byakugan is still there, they will naturally fight to the death. But since the Byakugan has been lost and there is no hope of destroying it, they will not be foolish enough to throw their lives away.

Not only did the Hyuga clan not want to fight anymore, but Ao's Kirigakure squad also didn't want to fight to the death. They were facing six Jonin and four Chunin from the Hyuga clan, and they had lost one of their own due to the "earth and stone" incident. Continuing to fight would still be quite risky. They had been tempted by the Byakugan before and were willing to try their best, but now they decided against it.

And so, with one side wanting to escape and the other losing the will to continue fighting to the death, the battle came to an end.

Even so, they won't be punished when they go back.

Because they are Jonin.

Battles between Jonin are extremely dangerous; any mistake could lead to death. However, this also means that Jonin battles are very restrained. Even mortal enemies will not fight to the death unless they have absolute certainty or sufficient advantage.

Jonin are the backbone of each village, and the death of even one would cause the village great pain, let alone the death of three or even six.

Don't be fooled by the hundreds of Jonin each ninja village may have. That's the total number of Jonin across all age groups. If you include those who died in battle, the average number of Jonin they can train each year will be no more than ten!

This is already a very small number.

Both sides backed down and stopped fighting to the death. Ao was not seriously injured and on the verge of death, but he lost the chance to obtain the Byakugan. The Hyuga side was not completely wiped out and returned to the Konoha front with news of the battle.

The battle had been going on for over three hours, and the most intense attacks had subsided. Within an hour of Kirigakure launching their attack and Konoha reacting, the top fighters of both sides had been engaged in combat. Now, more than two hours later, their battle was essentially over.

Two hours is a time when even elite Jonin rarely fight for more than that.

One is endurance, and the other is mental fatigue. In order to reduce mistakes, battles between elite Jonin are kept to a short time.

This is just a probing battle, not a decisive one; neither side will fight to the death.

Neither Kirigakure nor Konoha wanted to suffer too much loss. Kirigakure aimed to wear down Konoha and ultimately win with an overwhelming numerical advantage, while Konoha could not afford any major losses.

When the Hyuga clan leader returned to the front lines and heard about the battle, he was furious. His chakra exploded, and the entire Konoha front line was filled with tension.

Only after being persuaded by many high-ranking officials did he finally begin to restrain his imposing manner.

The loss of the Byakugan from the Hyuga clan is not only a loss for the Hyuga clan, but also a significant loss for Konoha.

Transplanting a pair of Byakugan might not change anything, but if the enemy develops a method to counter the Byakugan, the Byakugan intelligence squads, which are invincible on the Konoha battlefield, will be greatly restricted.

This would instantly worsen Konoha's already precarious situation.

Fortunately, it was Tsuchishi who stole the Byakugan, not the three ninja villages that were at war with Konoha.

All eyes were on Hyuga Hikari's Byakugan that had been dug out, while ignoring Hyuga Ten's body that had been carried away by the earth and rocks.

After calming down and analyzing the battle, we gained a deeper understanding of its ins and outs. The Hyuga clan, who should have been sharpening their knives to retaliate against Tsuchishi, remained silent.

This battle truly ignited the internal conflicts within the Hyuga clan.

The higher-ups were concerned about the loss of the Byakugan, while the ordinary Hyuga ninjas were more concerned about Hyuga Hikaru's actions in this battle!

A significant portion of the branch family ninjas believed that Hyuga Ten was right and that Hyuga Hikari was not worth their life-or-death protection!

This violates the current Hyuga clan's tenet of unconditionally protecting the main family from the branch family.

During this tense war, the Hyuga clan was instead plunged into internal strife.

However, it was precisely because of the war that neither the branch family nor the main family acted rashly.

The branch family is concerned about being trapped like a bird in a cage, while the main family worries that the overall strength of the Hyuga clan will decline and cause them to suffer the same fate as the Senju clan in the war.

Both sides were restraining themselves.

At this point, the matter of Hyuga Hikaru's eye roll was put aside.

Because now, the Caged Bird Seal system has been threatened, and it has reached the point where it is questionable whether the Byakugan needs to be protected in such a harsh way, rising to the level of the entire Hyuga Byakugan.

Not only that, as a peak Kage-level ninja, Tsuchishi is already quite troublesome to deal with in peacetime, let alone now that Konoha is facing the critical moment of war between the three great ninja villages.

Konoha can no longer afford to offend Tsuchishi.

Otherwise, he will become the last straw that breaks the camel's back.

Of course, even so, Konoha did not let this matter go unpunished.

After all, it's Tsunade who's in power now, not the cowardly Third Hokage who always compromises. Tsunade also has a fiery temper, and even with her concerns, she still issued a bounty for Tsuchishi.

superficial.