It was not until he stepped into Konoha that Senya remembered. Only then did he realize that when he had awakened the Rinnegan, all his attention had been focused on the mutated, evolved Susanoo. Now, he became aware of something else that was just as important.
His Rinnegan's exclusive dōjutsu seemed to have quietly taken shape as well.
This dōjutsu was difficult for Senya to judge. Its name was a little too long, and it could only be cast on himself. It was basically a Schrödinger buff. Collectively, they were known as the Sixty-Four Hexagrams.
Of course, this dōjutsu was not something like the Hyuga clan's Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms. It was that thing Senya had possessed in both of his past lives.
It was divided into eight trigrams: Qian (☰), Kun (☷), Kan (☵), Gen (☶), Zhen (☳), Xun (☴), Li (☲), and Dui (☱).
Each trigram represented a certain thing. Qian represented Heaven, Kun represented Earth, Kan represented Water, Gen represented Mountain, Zhen represented Thunder, Xun represented Wind, Li represented Fire, and Dui represented Marsh.
Paired against one another, they formed a total of sixty-four trigrams.
Each trigram corresponded to a special ability. Some strengthened Senya, while others weakened him.
What nearly broke Senya was that the trigrams were completely random. He had no control over them whatsoever, like a lucky prize wheel. It was practically a gambler's ability.
For example, if Senya and Six Paths Obito drew a trigram before fighting, their odds would normally be roughly even. But if his dōjutsu drew the trigram "Qian as Heaven," a supreme auspicious trigram, it would be like receiving an outrageous, consequence-free power boost. He could beat Obito senseless in minutes.
But if he drew Wind over Heaven, Small Restraint, such an inauspicious trigram, it meant that Senya might