"The taijutsu challenge has two stages. The first is Forest Sprint. I've set up a large number of traps and mechanisms in a section of the forest. You lose one point every time you trigger a trap or get hit by a mechanism. Lose three points, and the challenge is considered failed."
"There are three chances." Obito felt that Mu Yue-sensei's challenge did not sound too difficult.
Setting traps was also one of the things ninja had to learn, so Obito was no stranger to it.
"Also, I'll send out a Shadow Clone that's slightly slower than you to follow behind you. If you're too slow and get caught by the Shadow Clone, that also counts as failure," Mu Yue added.
If he moved slowly and carefully one step at a time, avoiding traps would naturally be easy. But with someone chasing him from behind, that was another matter.
"And Mu Yue-sensei's Shadow Clone will be chasing me too." Obito immediately felt that it was not so simple after all.
"As long as you maintain a good pace, the Shadow Clone won't be able to catch you," Mu Yue said with a smile.
"Then, Mu Yue-sensei, take me there so I can try the challenge once," Obito said, wanting to test it out first.
"Sure. First, I'll give you the challenge fee." Mu Yue took out three test papers and said, "There are around a hundred questions here. Consider them the fee for unlocking the challenge."
"Huh?" Obito stared blankly at the test papers Mu Yue handed him. It was a paid challenge? But why was Mu Yue the one paying him?
"Mu Yue-sensei, I don't think this is right. What kind of boss gives money to the customer? How about I give you three test papers as the challenge