In Konoha, Attributes Double Daily!

His Strength is great, but he lacks skill.

His speed is fast, but can it be faster than space-time Ninjutsu?

"So, after returning to the village this time, I need to learn a powerful Ninjutsu."

"This Ninjutsu should ideally have great power, a wide range, and incredibly destructive force!"

The thought of being chased by dozens of people made Han Guang unbearable.

If he hadn't run out of Explosive Tags, he would have definitely blown them all to death.

Chapter 17: Han Guang, how can he still be alive?

Training Ground No. 3.

Han Guang looked at the stone in front of him, lost in thought.

He could understand the lunchbox and photos of beautiful women, but why was his name carved on the stone?

"You're really not dead?"

Obito touched Han Guang's body, his surprise mixed with disbelief.

"Are you disgusting?"

Pushing Obito away, Han Guang got goosebumps all over.

You're a guy, what's with you touching me?

"Han Guang!"

Rin's face was filled with immense surprise as she rushed over quickly.

She had intended to give a friendly hug, but was interrupted by Kakashi cutting in line.

"How did you shake off the pursuers?"

Staring at Han Guang, Kakashi was equally shocked.

With so many Chunin chasing him, Kakashi believed even he would have a hard time escaping.

"I brought over three hundred Explosive Tags."

Han Guang replied calmly, projecting an invincible aura of a strong person.

Over three hundred Explosive Tags?

Kakashi was dumbfounded.

For a B-rank mission, you brought so many Explosive Tags?

"Then you've lost big time. The bounty for this mission is only enough to buy you a dozen or so Explosive Tags,"

Obito added, thinking Han Guang had suffered a huge loss.

No one would bring so many Explosive Tags on a B-rank mission because the cost and reward were disproportionate.

Of course, unless you're a rich guy.

"Oh right, Han Guang, do you know you've been included in a textbook?"

Obito delivered some good news.

"A textbook? What textbook?" Han Guang asked, confused.

"The Ninja Academy textbook."

Bookstore.

Han Guang bought a student-level textbook published just yesterday and opened it.

The first page featured a slogan printed in bright red letters.

[Unity! Effort! Selflessness! Dedication!]

--The Strongest Third Hokage.

He turned the page expressionlessly and began searching for content about himself.

Half an hour later.

Having almost flipped through the entire textbook, Han Guang finally found his description.

[Only by possessing a firm Will of Fire can one unleash powerful Strength.]

[For example: The worst graduate in our village's history, Han Guang.]

[At a critical moment for his team, he single-handedly drew away dozens of Chunin, greatly contributing to the mission's completion.]

[He sacrificed himself, embodying the Will of Fire!]

Slap!

Closing the textbook, Han Guang walked out of the bookstore.

As soon as he hit the street, he saw a handsome young ninja smiling at him.

"Teacher Minato?"

"Han Guang, as soon as I got back, I heard about what happened with you," Minato Namikaze said with a smile.

The street wasn't a good place to chat, so the two went to Minato's residence.

"Kakashi told me you brought a lot of Explosive Tags on this mission?"

As soon as they sat down, Minato brought up the topic again.

"Yes."

"Just relying on Explosive Tags wouldn't be enough to escape dozens of Chunin pursuing you," Minato said meaningfully.

"I'm quite fast," Han Guang thought for a moment before stating.

Speed?

"No wonder."

Minato nodded.

Because what Han Guang said matched his own judgment.

To escape so many Chunin, speed was the most important factor.

"You did very well this time. Do you know, Kushina hasn't stopped praising you since I got back?"

"She rarely praises people."

Hearing this from Teacher Minato, Han Guang blushed, feeling a bit embarrassed.

After all, he had originally intended to run away, but he was discovered as soon as he descended the mountain.

With no other choice, he had to use Explosive Tags to force back the nearby enemies and sprint away.

Then, he was inexplicably written into a textbook.

Next.

Han Guang began to ask Minato for advice on training.

"Teacher, is there any Ninjutsu that has great power and a wide range?"

"Many."

Minato looked at Han Guang in surprise and continued.

"Unfortunately, you can't learn any of them."

"Oh." Han Guang was a little disappointed.

Minato, however, was quite pleased. Han Guang asking this question indicated that he was now thinking about learning Ninjutsu.

It was a shame, though.

The other party's Chakra had no elemental affinity.

Furthermore, his own non-elemental Ninjutsu was still under development and not yet complete.

After bidding farewell to Teacher Minato, Han Guang returned home.

As soon as he entered the courtyard, the feeling of home washed over him, and Han Guang casually lay down on a chair.

Training?

Train what?

Lying down was so comfortable.

He had been thinking about learning a Ninjutsu earlier, but the moment he lay down on the chair, that thought was completely thrown out the window.

Hokage's Office.

After finishing his paperwork, Hiruzen Sarutobi stretched his stiff arm.