His brimming Eye Power nearly burst from his eye sockets as Shisui looked up at the enemies charging toward him.
Two against one, circling around from behind—everyone agreed that was the best way to deal with the Uchiha.
There was no doubt that even the Mangekyo could lock onto only one target at a time, leaving the other target in a blind spot no matter what.
In other words, ocular techniques were difficult to use against groups.
But some people were born to break theorems. The same tactic could have completely different effects against different people.
But that did not mean it was impossible.
"Teacher, what should we do in this situation?"
"Among all the ninjutsu in the world, speed is the only thing that cannot be broken."
That was what the girl in his memory seemed to have said.
"If I kill them one by one fast enough, I can fight a group."
The two children wore blank expressions.
How fast would that have to be?
"Then what is the fastest?"
The girl did not answer for a moment, merely throwing the two children a look for them to figure it out themselves.
"If it were Nami, she would definitely tell you about the formula: light is the fastest."
"But for me, there is no fixed formula for speed, only relative speed."
"Play to your strengths. As long as you are just a line faster than the superhuman, that is speed."
Shisui only remembered that, at the time, his teacher's eyes had been like blades meant for killing—sharp and fast.
He looked at the pairs of eyes across from him.
One pair after another beneath the night sky, some black, some white, some red.
They met Shisui's gaze without fear.
Did the people across from him not understand the