Hyuga Kei easily found Deidara, the artist who was testing his new art in the wilderness, using the Tenseigan.
When Hyuga Kei found Deidara, Deidara was intently fiddling with his clay. Seeing Hyuga Kei arrive, Deidara excitedly looked up.
"Mm, Hyuga Kei, why did you come looking for me? Did you want to see the new ninjutsu I developed?" Deidara asked with a grin.
"Nothing much. I just finished capturing the Six-Tails and happened to stop by to see you." Standing beside Deidara, Hyuga Kei set down a tray of freshly bought takoyaki.
Hyuga Kei smiled. "Here, I just bought these takoyaki. Eat them while they're hot."
Deidara rubbed his stomach and realized he was indeed a little hungry, so he sat beside Hyuga Kei and began enjoying the food.
"This Six-Tails Jinchuriki was no ordinary one. He had an apprentice by his side, a successor to the Tsuchigumo Clan's secret technique. With her following him around, I didn't dare go all out, afraid she'd fight me to the death. In the end, I had to threaten him with his master's life before I obtained the Six-Tails and that secret technique."
Hyuga Kei picked up a skewer of takoyaki as he spoke, casually recounting his experiences like two old friends chatting about amusing events.
Of course, Hyuga Kei had embellished that intelligence. That secret technique could not harm him in the slightest; Wrathful Hair Heaven was nothing more than a mob-clearing tool.
Although Hyuga Kei intended to give this secret technique to Deidara, bringing it up himself would only invite unnecessary suspicion. It would be far more perfect to play hard to get and wait for Deidara to ask for it himself.
Just as Hyuga Kei expected, the moment Deidara heard of a secret technique capable of hurting Hyuga Kei,