Chisato then smiled. "But good. Your attitude is very good."
"A lack of strength isn't frightening. What's frightening is a lack of character. Geniuses are only a small minority in this world. As an ordinary person, you only need to keep surpassing yourself. Don't set your goals too far away. Do you understand?"
After hearing this, Obito looked at Kakashi, then nodded. "I understand, Grandmother-Master."
"Since I promised your Grandmaster that I would teach you, rest assured. I will definitely raise your strength quickly. It's just that the process won't be very comfortable."
Obito immediately said, "Thank you, Grandmother-Master!"
Chisato raised an eyebrow. This child Obito... wasn't bad.
Torikaze, sitting in the rocking chair, nearly spat out his water when he heard Chisato say that Obito had good character.
His good character was only because no one had touched Rin. If they did, he would show them what it meant to set things straight in minutes.
But with Torikaze around, such a situation would never arise based on strength alone.
"Alright, this morning's training is over. Kakashi, go back and undergo Sakumo's blade training."
"And Obito, Chisato has already instructed Uchiha Fugaku to train you for a while every afternoon. You'd better learn seriously!"
Torikaze's voice carried considerable authority, and the two children immediately stood at attention. "Yes, Grandmaster!"
They no longer needed to go out on missions, and Minato, as Hokage, certainly had no need for so-called bodyguards.
Their role as Minato's guards had really just been handling miscellaneous errands, but in Torikaze's eyes, that was undoubtedly a waste of their lives.
There were few crises in the Shinobi World now. Without proper experience, ninjas were generally weaker.
If they spent a few more years as guards, Konoha would have no future.
So Torikaze decisively relieved them of their