It was night.
Nagato and Aoki were sleeping soundly.
Haruki lay on the tatami mat, checking the Cursed technique he had activated.
The two Cursed techniques activated this ti were Aoi Todo’s, Boogie Woogie, and Junpei Yoshino’s, Shikigami Summon.
Boogie Woogie is an extrely powerful Cursed technique full of tactical possibilities, and its strength largely depends on the user’s imagination, combat intelligence, and teamwork ability.
Haruki considered his combat intelligence to be quite good. His physical age was still young, and as his combat experience increased, his combat intelligence would continue to rise.
The activation condition for Boogie Woogie is very simple: clapping hands.
By clapping hands, the positions of two objects with Cursed energy could be exchanged, but Haruki was now in the Ninja World, so Cursed energy had transford into Chakra. He could exchange the positions of two objects with Chakra.
The targets for exchange are wide-ranging. It can be the user themselves, the user’s teammates, the user’s enemies, or even enemy attacks, because attacks usually carry Chakra.
The limitations of this Cursed technique are clear. The target must "carry Chakra," aning Haruki cannot exchange ordinary objects or ordinary people without Chakra.
This Cursed technique is essentially the ability to instantly change the battlefield layout. It does not cause damage itself but creates excellent conditions for causing damage.
The mont this Cursed technique was activated, countless uses for it ca to Haruki’s mind.
This Cursed technique is incredibly insidious. In a sense, it could also be considered an absolute defense.
Junpei’s Shikigami Summon was actually also a very special Cursed technique with great potential, but unfortunately, Junpei died too early, and the ability of this Cursed technique was not fully displayed.
It is known that the Shikigami summoned by Junpei was a jellyfish nad Orizuki. Orizuki’s tentacles could secrete a highly anesthetic venom and also release a more deadly, corrosive offensive venom.
Not only that, it could also split into multiple clones. These clones also have physical forms and can perform physical interception and attacks, mainly used to confuse enemies and for defense. Orizuki’s main body can wrap around the caster, forming a defense, and can also use the jellyfish’s floating characteristic for short-distance rapid movent.
The jellyfish Orizuki integrates attack, defense, control, and movent, making it a very versatile Shikigami.
Haruki was quite satisfied with both Cursed techniques activated this ti. After checking, he closed his eyes and slept contentedly.
...
Land of Wind, Sunagakure.
Kazekage’s office.
The air was heavy.
A huge strategic map was spread on the stone table in front of the Third Kazekage. Small flags representing both enemy and friendly forces were intricately placed on it.
The Third Kazekage sat in front of the table, facing several elders and core advisors of the village. He wore the white Kazekage cloak, exuding a mountain-like aura of authority.
"The situation is already very clear." His voice rang out, deep and hoarse, carrying an undeniable decisiveness.
"Konoha White Fang has led Konoha ninjas to break through the Dragon Bone Mountain defense line. Our supply lines are severely threatened, and morale on the front lines is low. Ordinary reinforcents and remote command can no longer reverse the decline."
He raised his head, his face resolute, his eyes sharp. His gaze swept over everyone present.
"Therefore..."
The Third Kazekage’s voice rose slightly. "I have decided to depart imdiately and personally go to the front lines."
As his words fell, the room was dead silent.
The elders and advisors looked astonished, glancing at each other, but no one dared to speak imdiately.
Chiyo was expressionless. She lifted her eyelids and looked at the Third Kazekage in front of her.
"Kazekage-sama."
Ebizo’s voice was steady. "Please, you must reconsider."
The Third Kazekage’s gaze t his eyes, unwavering. "Elder, I know what you want to say. But this is currently the most effective, and the only way to quickly boost morale and turn the tide of battle. I must go."
"No, Kazekage-sama, you don’t understand what I an."
Ebizo leaned forward slightly, his tone intensifying. "Your personal presence on the front lines can indeed boost morale and even achieve overwhelming superiority in local battles. However..."
Ebizo paused, then continued, "You are the Kage of a village, the supre leader and symbol of Sunagakure, the core that unites the entire village. If you remain in Sunagakure, even if the front lines suffer a temporary setback, the village will remain stable, and people’s hearts will not scatter. But if you go personally..."
Ebizo’s voice carried deep worry. "On the battlefield, things change in an instant. Even if your strength is extraordinary, who can guarantee absolute infallibility? Konoha is full of tricks. They will certainly set up nurous traps and concentrate all their power to target you alone. Once you have any mishap..."
Ebizo’s words struck everyone in the Kazekage’s office like a heavy hamr.
"At that ti, Sunagakure will be without a leader, its army will be demoralized, and the consequences will be unimaginable. We may face a defeat ten tis more tragic than now."
Ebizo appeared exceptionally firm at this mont. "Kazekage-sama, precisely because you are the Kazekage, your safety no longer belongs to you personally. Please prioritize the overall situation of the village and remain in the rear. For the front-line battles, we can dispatch more elite troops and activate backup plans."
"Ebizo!"
The Third Kazekage interrupted him, his voice becoming stern.
He slamd his hand on the table and stood up. "Look at the map! Look at those lost strongholds. Konoha is going too far, this battle concerns Sunagakure’s survival and dignity."
His eyes burned with fervent flas. "Precisely because I am the Kazekage, I must stand in the most dangerous place. My power exists to protect this village."
Chiyo’s gaze fell on the Third Kazekage’s face.
When did the Third Kazekage beco so hot-blooded and impulsive?
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