"So, you stayed up in the middle of the night just to test Ninjutsu here?"
Standing in a corner of the base, Jiraiya glared angrily at his disciple.
Minato smiled awkwardly, scratched his head, and chuckled dryly. "Sorry, Sensei. I just learned it, so I got a little excited..."
"Oh." Jiraiya crossed his arms.
"So you really learned the Second Hokage's Flying Thunder God Technique?"
Minato nodded. "That's right, though I wouldn't say I've truly mastered it. I've only just gotten the hang of it, so I'm still a little rusty."
He really was rusty. Whenever Minato used the Flying Thunder God Technique to arrive somewhere, his movements were still somewhat stiff.
And his recent tests had revealed that the Flying Thunder God's teleportation error was quite large. He could only jump to the general vicinity of a marked kunai.
He still could not precisely jump between kunai, nor could he control the direction his body faced.
So Minato had only barely grasped it for now. He still needed to keep training.
But Minato had only just created the formula and made only a few short jumps, yet he had already reached this level. That proved his talent for the Flying Thunder God Technique was truly exceptional.
It was practically Ninjutsu tailor-made for him!
Hearing that his disciple had already grasped the Flying Thunder God Technique, Jiraiya was also thrilled, seemingly even happier than Minato himself.
"Wonderful! Even Chen never learned the Flying Thunder God Technique, but you did. From now on, I can hold my head high in front of Orochimaru.
"You've really brought honor to your teacher. Hahaha."
Jiraiya quickly forgot that Minato had wandered around the base in the middle of the night and nearly caused a misunderstanding.
"By the way, now that you've learned the Flying