Chapter 14: Can I Create New Ninjutsu?
Today was sunny as always.
Suzuki was carrying a sword he had purchased a year earlier. He practiced with it. And so he set up his training schedule.
2 hours of fencing training
Suzuki had a swordsman, so all he could do was cut and keep cutting the air.
Elemental control training with copying during sword training for 2 hours
The reason is that Suzuki didn't have enough chakra to make the blue version last longer.
Then there was running and other exercises to help keep his body in top condition.
Suzuki grabbed the sword and struck with all his might.
The sword's engine immediately put all its energy into the slashing action. Using the sword requires keeping your back straight while striking, which strengthens it. This came after more than a year of training for Suzuki.
He wrote down all his ideas for various uses. He became an expert at boxing. Boxing was a popular sport on Earth, and he wanted to use it. He realized this method was ideal for him because he had no memories of the body's owner, he didn't have a real trainer, and he didn't want to reveal this to too many people.
His results at the academy were good. Suzuki knew that the academy exams weren't difficult for him at all, so he only studied for two hours at home after finishing everything in his office.
The rest of the time, he did the only thing he knew was good for him, which was practice and more practice.
With the scorching sun shining, Suzuki's movements became more powerful as he slashed with his sword.
This exercise was also intended to strengthen Suzuki's arms when wielding the sword. He always emphasized the importance of arm strength for anyone who used swords in real life.
Suzuki used boxing to strike rocks and trees, enhancing his physical strength with chakra, and his grip on the sword was strong. Although the sword was made of wood, Suzuki was confident in his ability to control it.
Suzuki discovered that the sword was capable of withstanding this constant training. Apparently, as Mr. Etienne, the owner of the weapon shop, said, this sword, made of very strong wood, was suitable for training. He did not use it in combat for fear of breaking it.
The training ended at sunset. His memories returned to the clone, and he gained a whole new understanding of training. It had been a week since he acquired the Elemental Fusion skill.
(Merge items with two stars)
This skill had reached two-star level. It was like a bomb, and he was becoming increasingly certain that he should begin the process of combining these elements and forming his own ninjutsu.
I finally got home, went into my room, and took a good shower. I washed the dirt off my body.
I went to the office and began reading my notes on the papers. These were my ideas about the ninjutsu I wanted to create.
{First, I found that switching elements with Ninja Style is very useful, as it makes using jutsu much easier than using jutsu without the two God's Acolyte elements.}
I wrote my example while analyzing the topic for a year.
I could write this example using Naruto. Naruto possessed a large amount of chakra that enabled him to use the Rasengan, a very powerful technique capable of destruction. But the question is: If Naruto were an ordinary person, would he have been able to use it? I found my answer, and the answer was no.
Why isn't Hassan stupid? If he lost his Uzumaki element and massive chakra, it's simply because this technique isn't element-based—that is, you can't master it yourself, but rather use your entire chakra to use it?
{After a long practice as well as my knowledge of anime, I realized that it could be ignored using elemental power, and here I started practicing something different}
I was thinking about mastering the Rasengan, but I realized it was impossible with the amount of energy I currently possessed. I'm just an ordinary citizen, so it's impossible for me to have that much energy to practice the Rasengan, a mass of moving energy that stuns an opponent.
Meanwhile, I found another way. Since I couldn't use or copy Minato's technique, I could do something similar to Kakashi's Chidori.
{Finally, Chidori was a technique taken from the Rasengan, so with practice, I can definitely first reduce the amount of chakra needed to master it, and second, I'm confident that I can master it.}
The reason for my confidence was an obvious question I asked when writing this. The answer is simple. It has to do with the fact that jiu-jitsu always requires more skill than talent, and I kept this in mind when writing the system.
The cheat I get allows me to see the progress I'm making in each skill I practice consistently, and gives me a different perspective than other people in training. Others feel the progress they're making while I see it.
This alone proves to me that my development style is superior to others, even though I don't have a teacher yet and I haven't graduated from the academy. I wanted to become stronger, and I made up my mind. Because I possess the best elements and skills, and because I am special, I decided to follow Kakashi's approach with his own twist.
Suzuki finished writing down all his thoughts and went to bed. His room was small. He had never thought about it, but it had become his only home. It had been a long time since he had moved to Konoha. He had become more accepting of this place. After living here for a whole year...
He realized that he was used to the training he received every time and had become more accepting of that place, so he no longer thought of leaving it and began to think about something else.
I need to get stronger so I can do what this place has to offer in the future.
Whether the enemies came from space or ninjas who returned from the dead, Suzuki felt the determination and will that had been forged through his constant training.
I will never run away. I may not have chosen to come to this place, but at least I found myself here. After all this time spent in this place, Suzuki felt that the ninja world suited him better than the real world.
He realized in his heart that many of the things he did in this place had surpassed what he did in the real world, so defending this place became his sole goal.
I have confidence in myself, and I can perform better here than anywhere else. He took a quick look around your room and his office before returning to his bed and lying down.
He looked up at the white ceiling above him and muttered determinedly, "I don't care… No matter what happens in the future, I will face whatever comes my way so that I can survive."
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The next morning at the Uchiha house
After saying goodbye to Sasuke who was in his mother's arms, Itachi said gently, "Oh mom, I'm going to the academy now."
"Good luck, son," Mikoto said to her son before closing the door, as he left and heard his mother's voice.
I left there and headed towards the academy. I reached the gate and went in. There, Naruto was waiting for me with a smile.
"I did it, didn't I? Good, because I won this time." He said it, and it had an effect. I didn't understand this game, but to be honest, I felt a bit lost.
We sat together, and no one else came in. I was surprised to find that Suzuki wasn't in the class here.
"Why did he come so early today?" Naruto asked. I agreed and said yes. Then he said with a smile.
"Maybe he was late because of training. You know he's been training hard," Naruto said.
Suzuki agreed. Ever since Naruto and I met, he'd been training and never spoke to us. He was different from the other students at the academy. He seemed like he knew nothing but training. All he did was train. Even while studying, I could see out of the corner of my eye that he was secretly practicing his chakra control skills.
Naruto pulled his head back and looked up at the ceiling, a fleeting look of determination visible on his face.
"You know, Itachi, to be honest, I'm surprised he's not even trying to talk to us," he said with a bit of annoyance.
I agreed. Naruto tried to talk to her several times, but she kept running away. Even I didn't understand the point or the reason.
I noticed that he was so shy that he wouldn't talk to any of the students. All he did was leave the classroom after class and go to the tutoring center.
Once, Naruto and I followed him out of curiosity. We realized how much he had trained. We were utterly amazed. He was using the same technique he had used against Genji Hyuga when he slammed the tree with all his might.
I directly used my Sharingan to observe the person closely. I noticed that he was using chakra to power up and strike. Honestly, I was surprised.
Why was it that since most people didn't use this at this time, I was confident in my own point of view, because I was sure that only I, Naruto, and a few other clan members had the skill to increase our physical strength using chakra?
Naruto told me then.
Suzuki looked very excited. I glanced at Naruto out of the corner of my eye and smiled too. He was surrounded. A strange smile spread across his face. His white hair and red eyes were even more pronounced when he trained.
Different from the young man in the class who seems to focus only on the teacher and avoid everything else.
I don't know, but I definitely want him to be our friend and train with us. Naruto was right, and I knew it. I wanted that too.
This might happen over time, so there's no rush, right? After that, we left and went to a private health center to train.
As he was tidying up, Naruto said, "Hello, Suzuki, good morning." I looked around the door and saw Suzuki enter. He looked at us strangely, then suddenly said in a trembling voice:
"Hey, how are you?" After that, he went straight to sit far away from us. Naruto, as usual, decided it was time to step in. He took my hand and sat right next to me. Suzuki: "Hey, Suzuki, how was training yesterday?"
"I saw Suzuki carrying some papers that were in his hand," Naruto said in his usual cheerful tone as he looked at Suzuki.
He seems to be practicing chakra control as usual.
"Uzumaki-san, I'm sorry, but I'm too busy to talk to you," Suzuki said.
This is the traditional answer Suzuki always gave when Naruto asked him:
But I was sure he wouldn't give up. "Don't worry, buddy, we've known each other for a whole year. You can forget about him. You can call me Naruto."
Naruto said this directly.
I waited for Suzuki to respond, but he was silent for a moment, as if considering Naruto's words. He waited beside me, and finally Suzuki said:
"You know I've been here for over three years. I was in the same class as you, right?"
We were surprised by this, but it continued.
"Well, I don't really care, I just want to… I'm training, so please don't come near me again."
I was shocked and I was sure Naruto was right next to you, and so was I. Suzuki got up and left the spot next to us and went to another spot near the window.
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Friends, I thought I would write down the hero's circumstances in each season so you can understand his changes.
Name: Suzuki
Last Name: Kazuki
((Star Chakra Control) - (Star Chakra Focus) - (Star Chakra Manipulation) - (Star Chakra Enhancement) - (Star Chakra Element Fusion)
(Water Injustice Clone Jutsu Rank A) - (Switch Jutsu Rank D) - (Transformation Jutsu Rank D)
(Boxing 3 stars) - (Fencing 2 stars) - (Kuna throwing 3 stars)
How to measure stars
Najma is just an ordinary person
Two stars, a person who studies at a ninja school
Three-star genin rank
Four stars Jenin Elite
Five Star Shounen
Seven Star Shounen Elite
Seven Stars Jonin
Eight Star Jonin Elite
Nine Stars Kaji
Ten Star Kaji Elite
My friend, I hope this information is helpful to you as you read the story. I will definitely add it in each chapter to help you understand the categories. I know I'm late in writing this, but I hope you get the point.
Name: Lafandi Al-Qadir
Level 5
Impact Hero/Type Human
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