Noah felt terrible. Absolutely terrible. Was this what happened when you overdid it with your own abilities?
Noah had never pushed his speed to its limit. Even when facing Shisui Uchiha, he had never displayed it.
He had, however, used speed close to his limit before. But that time, Noah remembered activating the power of darkness to produce an effect similar to the Sharingan, so he had not ended up in his current condition.
Noah was somewhat depressed. His power of darkness could actually prevent "motion sickness"? That was something he had never expected.
Kakashi was also a little frustrated. Noah's speed was so fast that it dealt him quite a blow. As for Noah saying he had not been fully prepared, Kakashi believed him.
At that kind of speed, if one did not take things seriously, the one who suffered would definitely be oneself. Power was always a double-edged sword. All he could say was that Noah had been too careless.
The facts proved it as well. After Noah rested properly and recovered, he did not experience similar problems when he displayed his speed again.
After learning about Noah's speed, Kakashi became even more determined to properly teach Noah some swordsmanship.
Kakashi simply refused to believe that there could really be someone in this world so hopeless at taijutsu.
But three days later, Kakashi stared at Noah with dead-fish eyes. Now, he one hundred percent believed that such a hopeless person really did exist in this world.
It was not that Noah could not learn basic swordsmanship. He had completely mastered it in barely ten minutes.
But the moment it came to putting it into practice, he became flustered and clumsy, completely unlike how a normal ninja should perform.
Not to mention anything else, if they competed purely in