"The difficulty of this Ninjutsu lies in instantly compressing a large amount of Chakra into the shape of a fire dragon," Muzuki explained the release technique of the Ninjutsu to Shisui while demonstrating it.
Muzuki had recently acquired proficient Chakra Nature Transformation, so he also explained many Chakra Nature Transformation operations to Shisui.
"I see, I think I understand a little," Shisui nodded, preparing to try it himself.
Shisui's hands quickly flew to complete the hand signs, his inner Chakra burst forth, then compressed and molded into shape.
"Fire Release: Great Dragon Fire Technique!"
Shisui opened his mouth and exhaled a one-meter-tall fire dragon that shot towards the sky, spun once in the air, and then merged into the water.
Clap clap.
Muzuki smiled and clapped for Shisui, saying,
"I thought you might need to try a few times to succeed, but it seems I underestimated your talent."
Muzuki was genuinely surprised; he hadn't even used Sharingan to copy it, yet he learned a B-rank Ninjutsu so quickly. Is this the true value of double S-rank talent?
"It's because Teacher Muzuki teaches so well," Shisui said humbly.
He didn't deny that he learned things faster than ordinary people, but he also truly felt that Muzuki taught very diligently and well.
Except for the first time when Muzuki showed off by only using one hand sign, he used full hand signs in all other demonstrations, slowing down the speed and explaining as he went.
"And I can't say I've mastered it yet, only that I can use it," Shisui thought about Muzuki's Fire Release: Great Dragon Fire Technique and felt that he was still far from mastering it, whether in terms of the size or number of fire dragons.
"Then I'll demonstrate the mastered Fire Release: Great Dragon Fire Technique a few more times for you," Muzuki said with a smile.
He was very satisfied with Shisui's humility and diligence, and seeing the Chakra on his panel increase daily, he knew Shisui hadn't been idle after returning home.
Time always passes quickly when one is focused. As Shisui was immersed in Muzuki's teaching, the sky had quietly darkened.
When Shisui released Fire Release: Great Dragon Fire Technique, he noticed the Jonin Hikari was exceptionally bright, only then realizing that it was almost dark.
A peculiar thought couldn't help but arise in his mind: was Teacher Muzuki's gentle voice some kind of Ninjutsu technique, capable of making people forget the passage of time?
"Teacher, I'm going back," Shisui bid farewell to Muzuki, preparing to go home.
"I've recently summarized my experience in cultivating Chakra Nature Transformation. You should read it more when you go back," Muzuki took out a small booklet and handed it to Shisui.
Shisui paused, then took the booklet Muzuki offered, bowing in thanks.
Although he didn't say many flowery words, Shisui's respect for Muzuki grew even deeper in his heart.
He felt that Muzuki was an excellent teacher; despite being teacher and student for only four days, Muzuki never held anything back. The more important things were always taught to him first, never secretly kept.
Looking at Shisui's departing back, Muzuki's mouth curved into a smile. As expected of his strongest gold mine, it had yielded good things again.
[You gifted your disciple a Nature Transformation cultivation manual. Due to the disciple's immense gratitude, the reward was critically boosted, granting Ninjutsu Wind Release: Pressure Damage (Proficient).]
A large amount of knowledge regarding the techniques and usage of Wind Release: Pressure Damage instantly appeared in Muzuki's mind, along with some knowledge of Wind Release Chakra Nature Transformation.
Muzuki was very satisfied with this reward.
Wind Release: Pressure Damage is a very powerful Ninjutsu, considered top-tier among Wind Release techniques. It has a large range and strong destructive power, and can also be linked with his Fire Release Ninjutsu.
Moreover, the Wind Release Nature Transformation granted by the system would be beneficial for him to develop Nature Transformation for Rasengan.
Originally, he had planned to develop the Fire Release Chakra Nature Transformation for Rasengan himself, but since he now had Wind Release, he would definitely prioritize developing it into Rasenshuriken.
After a few days of exploration, Muzuki had roughly figured out the mechanism of the disciple feedback system.
The rewards were influenced by two factors: the quality of the item he gave and the disciple's level of gratitude for the gift, with the latter having more weight.
On the second day, he gave Shisui a string of snacks, and the system gave him ten Shuriken.
On the third day, he gave Shisui homemade food, and the system gave him fifty Chakra points.
Both were food, but the reward on the third day was clearly better, obviously because the third gift had more "heart" and Shisui liked it more.
Having understood the mechanism, Muzuki began to plan for Shisui to yield a big one. He planned to check Shisui's information at the Ninja Academy tomorrow to find out his birthday.
…
The fifth day since transmigrating to the Naruto world.
Muzuki originally only had one class today, but a Third Grade teacher in the office had something come up and needed someone to cover for them. Muzuki naturally wouldn't miss such an opportunity to help others.
Two classes, one yielded twenty Chakra, and the other yielded Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique.
This was the first time Muzuki had received a Ninjutsu he already knew, but to his pleasant surprise, for duplicate Ninjutsu, the system directly increased the cultivation experience for that Ninjutsu.
If it were a game, his would be a one-life Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique, or a +1 enhanced Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique.
"Teacher Hayate, you're too easygoing. If you're like this, other teachers will definitely ask you to cover their classes," Ueda Aya said with some concern.
Muzuki thought, "There's such a good thing? Then I'd love it."
"We're all colleagues, it's fine. Besides, I really enjoy teaching students," Muzuki said with a smile.
Ueda Aya didn't know what to say for a moment, because looking at Muzuki's expression, she felt that Muzuki was genuinely saying that.
She felt it was surreal. Do such good people truly exist in the world? Covering classes doesn't increase salary; it's like working for free.
Time quickly came to the weekend.
The Ninja Academy was similar to his previous life, with classes from Monday to Friday and weekends off.
Due to their previous agreement, at eight in the morning, Muzuki brought Obito and Might Guy to the place where he and Shisui cultivated, beginning their "special training."
"Why do we have to wake up so early on a holiday?" Obito wailed, lie on the desk Muzuki had prepared in advance.
"Early? I think it's fine," Might Guy scratched his head, unable to empathize with Obito.
Muzuki handed out the prepared test papers to the two of them. These were papers Muzuki had created himself according to their teaching progress, as they had only been in class for five days, so he couldn't just give them last year's monthly exam paper.
Moreover, for their situation, Muzuki didn't plan to make them tackle difficult problems; just getting the easy points would be enough, and passing was sufficient.
"Teacher Muzuki, this is…"
Not long after, Shisui, who was preparing to cultivate, also arrived. He saw Obito and Might Guy doing the test papers with pained expressions, and his expression was very puzzled.
"They are Fourth Grade students. I'm tutoring them. You go ahead and cultivate; it won't bother anything," Muzuki explained.
Shisui's arrival wasn't a coincidence; Muzuki had called him last night.
As for the purpose, Muzuki thought it would be very interesting to see the older students doing boring test papers while watching their younger schoolmates cultivate Ninjutsu.
Please give some feedback, otherwise I'll think I'm playing alone.