Therefore, he could only look at the other party eagerly and ask.
"Are there any other places?"
Ōtsutsuki Dai was in no hurry.
Instead, he leaned closer to Kitahara Kaede and said,
"It seems you really don't know the rules. I'd better explain them to you first."
Kitahara Kaede nodded.
Ōtsutsuki Dai began explaining.
"With energy this pure, our bows will automatically consume fifty percent. You can absorb forty percent, while the remaining ten percent is lost by the bow itself."
Kitahara Kaede's face immediately fell.
Then he asked, "Three-eight-three."
"Then how much did I absorb just now?"
Ōtsutsuki Dai sensed the bow in his hand and said,
"Less than ten percent."
Kitahara Kaede pressed further.
"More or less?"
Ōtsutsuki Dai shamelessly replied,
"What difference does it make? That energy will definitely be enough for you."
Kitahara Kaede said nothing more.
Because he knew the VIP was anxious.
The other party could cheat anyone, but not himself.
After all, the Sage had personally stepped forward.
Besides, having something was better than having nothing.
After experiencing the energy of that starlight,
Kitahara Kaede felt that he could never let it go again.
So, he resolutely embarked on the path of hunting.
Unfortunately, hunting was not as simple as Kitahara Kaede had imagined.
Although Ōtsutsuki Dai
had effortlessly captured his prey right before Kitahara Kaede,
when it was Kitahara Kaede's turn to try it himself,
he finally understood
just how much energy it took to draw that bow into a full moon.
Kitahara Kaede exhausted all his strength just to barely pull the bow to half-moon.
The more he gave,
the more Kitahara Kaede gained.
Pure energy was what Kitahara Kaede needed most at this stage.
After all, Extreme Shadow was merely the limit of the ninja world.
Now, Kitahara Kaede's goal