Although he wanted to casually bluff his way through it and uphold his dignity as a teacher.
Could he really fool Soseki, though...? Looking into Soseki's bright eyes, Kurenai Yuhi had no choice but to admit sorrowfully, "Don't ask me. I'm just an ordinary person!"
At the side, Kurenai warmly consoled him, "Dad, how could you possibly be an ordinary person? At the very least, you're an ordinary genius!"
At those words, Kurenai Yuhi's expression grew even gloomier.
Rubbing his face, Kurenai Yuhi asked seriously, "Soseki, are you sure you can keep up with all that training?"
Soseki hesitated for a moment before shaking his head. "Maybe not."
Just as Kurenai Yuhi felt slightly relieved, he heard Soseki sigh. "Genjutsu and Medical Ninjutsu are still manageable. What I lack is only inspiration. But taijutsu is truly difficult. I simply don't have enough time."
Kurenai Yuhi's mouth twitched wildly. Taijutsu was universally acknowledged as the easiest form of training, with practically no threshold at all. How had it become the hardest thing in Soseki's eyes?
Was this the difference between a real genius and a fake genius?
"Still, I'm only training in taijutsu to gain inspiration. So even if I can't keep up with the taijutsu training, it probably won't be much of a problem."
Kurenai Yuhi pinched the bridge of his nose. "I can't give you any advice in that area, but you can ask Lord Hokage. He can freely use all seven Chakra natures and has mastered every ninjutsu in the Leaf Village. He's the Professor of Ninjutsu!"
Soseki nodded slightly. There was certainly some exaggeration in that, but the Third Hokage's strength was undeniably formidable.
"Wouldn't it be inappropriate to disturb Lord Hokage so abruptly?" Soseki looked troubled, but quickly perked up. "Right, I can exchange ninjutsu with