Birds were born free and loved to fly about everywhere.
In just a few days, they would learn that Phoenix lived here, and many birds would surely come settle down.
"I just hope they won't be too noisy."
Then he shook his head and returned to the front yard.
"How was it? Have you finished setting up A-Bai's home?"
Chisato asked curiously. She had been busy teaching Obito and had not had time to look.
"Of course. Go take a look later. The Phoenix Tree Forest is in the patch of woods beside the bird's nest."
Chisato naturally knew where he meant and nodded. "All right. Once I'm done teaching Obito, I'll go take a look."
Obito, who was training nearby, looked from left to right without understanding what they were talking about.
"Grandmaster, Grandmother-Master, what are you talking about? What Phoenix Tree Forest? I don't remember there being phoenix trees at your house."
Torikaze came over to Obito, smiling as he tugged the boy's little ear. "There's plenty you don't know. Train properly. If you don't reach Six Paths Level within a year, I'll beat you up good."
Obito's vision went dark. "Then, Grandmaster, you might as well beat me up now."
Reaching Six Paths Level in a year? Forget Six Paths Level—even reaching Kage-level would be difficult!
"Enough nonsense. Train hard, or I'll make you regret it later!"
"Look at Kakashi. His Storm Release is already showing results. After learning ninjutsu from me, he quickly came up with something new on his own and developed a ninjutsu of his own."
Obito curled his lip. "I'm not bad either. Kakashi is just a little more talented than me. If I work harder than he does, I'll definitely make up the difference."
After muttering a few more words, he fell