Although they were both disciples taught by Mimi.
Minato and Yahiko had completely different styles.
That was teaching according to the student's aptitude. Minato's mind was much more flexible, and his overall setup was excellent.
He had mastered many Ninjutsu and developed some of his own. In terms of combat style, he was the same type of fighter as Chiri, with an unfathomably deep Ninjutsu pool and suitable methods to deal with all kinds of situations.
Yahiko was different. He was more rigid. He had the memory, but his CPU was insufficient. In reality, he had not mastered many Ninjutsu. Mimi had taught him more general social knowledge and theories. As for Ninjutsu, she had mainly taught him changes in nature and form, along with things that only required rote memorization.
Thus, no matter the situation, Yahiko would always use the same attack pattern.
Punch straight through it.
Sharp pillars of Iron Sand shot densely through the air from a distance, covering the section of wall where Minato stood. A dark, oppressive shadow bore down on him.
One punch was not enough.
Seeing this, Yahiko charged forward and leaped into the air, then threw a plain and unremarkable punch.
The instant they made contact, the sharp pillars formed from Iron Sand immediately collapsed.
With unstoppable momentum, Yahiko continued throwing rapid, heavy punches among the mass of Iron Sand pillars, blasting open a path.
At the moment of contact, Haki destroyed the stable Ninjutsu structure of Magnet Release, reducing the pillars to a flashy but insubstantial pile of loose sand.
However, at this momentum and speed, the Dead Soul Insect could intercept them, but only to a limited extent. The remaining Iron Sand pillars shot toward Minato.
He neither dodged nor avoided them, allowing them to fall around him.
Amid dull,