Ninja school teacher, I can become stronger by teaching...

The final special training list, including Minato Namikaze, totaled twenty-seven people, seven more than the original twenty.

Among them were Root ninjas, ninjas from certain clans, or relatives of the advisory elders.

Now Mu Yue has identified not only all the living ninjas in Konoha, but also most of them.

Relying on his good memory, Mu Yue is very familiar with these ninjas who came to participate in the special training, although Mu Yue is only familiar with them unilaterally.

The special training for Observation Haki is different from the previous special training. There are only three hours of classes a day, and all in the morning.

It’s not that Mu Yue is unwilling to teach for too long, but the nature of the special training is different.

Previous special training, even when teaching Root and Anbu breathing techniques, was not just about practicing breathing techniques, there were many other contents, and the core purpose was to improve strength.

But this special training is different. The purpose of this time is to allow those perceptive ninjas to learn the Haki of observation.

Three hours of study time is the optimal teaching time determined by Mu Yue after calculation. Any longer than that and the effect will be much weaker.

Since Minato also had to go to class, on the first day of class, Mu Yue and Minato walked to the training ground together.

"Lord Mu Yue, Lord Minato." Some sensory ninjas who arrived early greeted the two of them when they saw them.

The younger Perceptive Ninjas would address the two as "Adults", while some senior Jonins would change "Adults" to "Jonin".

Mu Yue and Namikaze Minato both responded with a smile.

Then Minato Namikaze walked into the line of sensing ninjas. He was also here to attend class and study, so he couldn't always stand next to the teacher.

"The perception ninjutsu I am going to teach you is called Observation Haki. When learning this perception ninjutsu, you can forget your previous experience in learning perception ninjutsu, because there is a big difference between the two." When everyone arrived, Mu Yue began the formal lecture.

Even if Observation Haki is localized into perception ninjutsu, the method of training is very different from the perception ninjutsu of the ninja world.

Everyone nodded and took note of Mu Yue's words.

Before coming to class, they had all received reminders from different people and understood that this special training was very important. Learning the Observation Haki could even be said to be their mission.

"When you first learn the Observation Haki, you can sense chakra within a certain range, detect attacks beyond your sight, and can..." Mu Yue then began to explain the ability of Observation Haki.

This is also very important to prevent people from thinking that learning the Haki color will allow them to sense malicious intent.

"When you have reached a certain level in your perception, you can choose the direction to practice. You can pursue a wider range of perception, or you can pursue the depth and accuracy of perception. Perceiving malice is one of these directions."

Namikaze Minato had learned the Observation Haki with Mu Yue for some time, and his expression did not change at all.

The other perception ninjas all looked surprised.

If a ninja does not understand perception ninjutsu, he may not think it is a big deal, but those who are proficient in perception ninjutsu can instantly understand how powerful this perception ninjutsu called Observation Haki is.

They immediately understood why the practice of Observation Haki was different from ordinary perception ninjutsu. It would be strange if such a powerful perception ninjutsu had the same practice method as ordinary perception ninjutsu.

Compared to ordinary perception ninjutsu, observation Haki not only has richer effects, but also has a higher upper limit.

"When practicing the early stages of Observation Haki, try not to use your eyes to observe, and obtain information through spiritual perception."

After briefly explaining the effects of Observation Haki, Mu Yue led the perception ninjas to conduct formal Observation Haki training.

Since the teaching time was not particularly long, Mu Yue did not allocate special rest time. He just let those perceptive ninjas rest for a while if they were tired.

"Today's class is over. We will continue here at the same time tomorrow." Three hours later, Mu Yue finished class on time.

The sensing ninjas were stunned, all with expressions that showed they were still not satisfied.

At this moment, they really hoped that Mu Yue was a teacher who liked to keep the class going for half an hour longer.

Because Observation Haki is too difficult, more difficult than any perception ninjutsu they have ever learned.

Of course, no one really stopped Mu Yue to continue talking.

After all, this is the Lieyang Muyue who is invincible on the battlefield. They are lucky to have him as their teacher to teach them ninjutsu.

[Lecture completed]

[Rating: S]

[Reward: Improved perception and understanding, Observation Haki +10, Perception Ninjutsu +3]

Mu Yue took a look at the lecture rewards. Maybe because of the short time and the small number of ninjas, the reward was a bit average.

But Mu Yue didn't care much about it. He was not really relying on the observation Haki to find Bai Jue. He was using identification technique.

The significance of this ANBU captain to Mu Yue is not to improve his proficiency in observation Haki.

Instead, in the future, Mu Yue can take the initiative to undergo various trainings to improve the proficiency of the skills he wants to improve.

Currently, Mu Yue plans to organize a large-scale training on sealing techniques to improve his level of sealing techniques.

If he wants to improve the Yang Seal in a short period of time, he needs a higher level of sealing technique.

Chapter 589 A casual trip

The country of earth, the village of Iwagakure.

Lao Zi prepared dinner for himself at home as usual.

He learned to cook when he was very young.

But this is not because Lao Zi is born more sensible, but because his parents died before he can remember, and cooking is a survival skill for him.

In fact, it also has something to do with his identity as a jinchūriki. As a jinchūriki, Lao Zi is basically hated by everyone in the Iwagakure Village.

Although he didn't get to eat anything with added ingredients, seeing those people all having such grumpy faces made Lao Zi lose his appetite.

So Lao Zi basically buys groceries and cooks for himself.

After all, Lao Zi can choose the vegetables by himself when buying vegetables without worrying about buying bad ones.

However, Lao Zi, who has rich cooking experience, made a lot of mistakes today. The fish was burnt and the seasoning of the soup was a mess.

"Oonoki, is this your choice?" Lao Zi finished eating the burnt fish with a complicated expression and took a sip of the bowl of vegetable soup with too much salt.

The Anbu didn't disappear, they just replaced them.

Thinking from a darker perspective, perhaps it was the stronger Anbu who prevented him from really escaping.

Lao Zi sighed deeply and began to clean up the dishes.

"Are we leaving?" Lao Zi asked Siwei in his heart.

Lao Zi was still hesitant.

He was not a indecisive person, but this was a big deal, a big deal for both him and the Iwagakure Village.

Lao Zi is stubborn, not incapable of thinking.

If he ran away at this time, it would be a big blow to the Iwagakure Village.

Jinchūriki is not only a top combat force for the ninja village.

The Jinchūriki has an extraordinary suppressive power over the ninja troops.

The Tailed Beast Ball can easily destroy mountains, and a Jinchūriki with the ability to fully transform into a tailed beast can fire several times in a row.

If it were a ninja, even those top-notch ninjas who are well-known in the ninja world, there would be no way they could do this, because the chakra gap between humans and tailed beasts is too big.

"Although I am inside you, if you leave I will also leave, but my advice is that you make your own decision." The Four-Tailed One replied.

From its own perspective, the Four-Tails is inclined to leave the Iwagakure Village.

He is a tailed beast with self-awareness, and of course he is unwilling to be imprisoned by the Iwagakure Village and used as a weapon.

But Siwei approved of Lao Zi, and he didn't want to interfere with Lao Zi's choice.

Otherwise, Lao Zi would regret leaving in the future, and it would be a bit embarrassing for him as the person who helped make the decision.

"I asked you because I can't make a decision myself." Lao Zi said helplessly.

If he could make a decisive decision, he wouldn't have asked the Four-Tailed Fox.

"You don't have to be like this. In fact, there are only two options. One is to stay, and the other is to leave. If you want to stay, stay. If you want to leave, leave." Siwei advised.

Lao Zi fell into deep thought. Although Siwei's words seemed like nonsense, they did point out the core.

Maybe he didn't need to think so complicatedly about the impact of his departure on Iwagakure, and whether he would be wanted and hunted down.

What he really needs to consider is whether he wants to stay or leave.

At this moment, many memories emerged in Lao Zi's mind.

He thought of himself practicing hard as a child.

Because of his status as a Jinchūriki, he was disliked by the ninjas and residents of the Iwagakure Village.

So at that time, Lao Zi thought, if he could control the power of the tailed beasts, would everyone be able to treat him as an ordinary person.

He can control the power of the tailed beasts and won't go out of control. In a sense, he is just a ninja with more chakra.

However, it turns out that hard work does not necessarily lead to success, and the attitude of the Iwagakure and residents towards him did not change because of this.

Of course, it’s not true to say that he hasn’t changed at all. After he became stronger, not many people dared to show their displeasure to him openly.

But the change Lao Zi wanted was not this kind of change.

Then Lao Zi thought of the recent war.

He followed Iwakuni's orders and transformed into a complete tailed beast, using the Tailed Beast Ball to lead the ninja troops to successfully break out.

In fact, Lao Zi didn't think about getting any rewards at the beginning.

Although he successfully led the troops to break through, this way of breaking out, even if he was acting according to Yan Ku's orders, is still not something that can be praised.

Because on their road of retreat there was not only the blood of the enemy, but also the blood of their companions.

But he really didn't expect that he would be under surveillance because of this, and even after he explained everything, they still didn't withdraw.

Lao Zi sometimes thinks that if he had not listened to Iwakuni's orders in that battle, had not fully transformed into a tailed beast, and had not used the Tailed Beast Ball on the ninja troops, he might have been called a war hero after his death.

Instead of leading the troops to successfully break through, he became a monster that killed his companions.

The conversation with Ōnoki in the office, the discussions he heard on the street, the strange looks from others, all these memories appeared in Lao Zi's mind.

The confusion on Lao Zi’s face disappeared. Now that things have come to this, there is only one answer.

"I want to leave." Lao Zi said firmly to Siwei.

After saying this, Lao Zi seemed to have unloaded a huge burden, and he felt a lot more relaxed.

After thinking it over carefully, Lao Zi found that he didn't need to find a reason to leave, as he had almost no reason to stay.

Why could he stay?

For the Anbu who were watching him? For the Iwagakure ninjas and residents who didn't see him as a human? Or for Ōnoki who wanted to train him into a tailed beast weapon without emotions?

"Haha, it seems that you have completely figured it out in your mind." Siwei smiled with relief.

Siwei knew everything that Lao Zi encountered, and he had been watching silently from inside Lao Zi's body.

I watched helplessly as a hardworking young boy gradually turned into a lonely and stubborn adult.

In the eyes of the Four-Tails, Lao Zi doesn't owe Iwagakure anything, but rather it is Iwagakure that owes Lao Zi.

Lao Zi became the Jinchūriki not because he begged Ōnoki to do so.

Moreover, Lao Zi also carried out many missions for Iwagakure, and after the war started, he also risked his life for Iwagakure.

In the eyes of the Four-Tail, Lao Zi is essentially no different from him. They are both poor people who are restricted by the Iwagakure Village.

It’s just that the Four-Tails did not come from the Iwagakure Village, but Lao Zi was born in the Iwagakure Village.

"Let that old man Ohnoki regret it." Lao Zi put away the washed dishes and smiled.

Today he would let Ohnoki know that he, Lao Zi, was a man of his words.

Then Lao Zi walked out of the room and read quietly in the yard.

He planned to leave late at night.

Although he was leaving, Lao Zi had no intention of making a big deal out of it. Those Iwagakure ninjas and villagers were annoying but their crimes did not deserve the death penalty.

His leaving the village was already a big trouble for the Iwagakure Village, so there was no need to create additional trouble.

As time passed, the Iwagakure Anbu who was monitoring Lao Zi felt something was strange, because Lao Zi read for too long this time. Normally, Lao Zi would not read for so long in the yard.

However, this change was too small to be considered abnormal, so the Iwagakure Anbu did not contact Ōnoki, but simply recorded it.

"It's almost done." Lao Zi looked around at the dark surroundings, closed the book, walked back into the house and put the book back on the bookshelf.

This is his home after all. He cannot leave in a messy manner. Maybe he will have the chance to come back and live here in the future.