Two Hands Grab

Three months passed.

The life at the Ninja Academy was too plain and simple, making Uesugi Yayoi eager to learn Shadow Clone.

But unfortunately, there was no record of this ninjutsu at home.

Most of the knowledge taught at school had already been learned by Uesugi Yayoi at home.

His parents had not died when he was young, but six months ago.

And young Uesugi Yayoi had been a good child who loved to read since he was young, so his foundation was very solid.

There was no need to worry about Chakra refinement. As for its application, by constantly activating Mirror Eye and practicing, he could barely use it proficiently.

Word Spirit—Mirror Eye. This Word Spirit possessed powerful analytical abilities. While transcription and replication were unusable, activating it in daily life could effectively aid his training.

It was like a frontal buff, allowing him to imitate and learn from the teacher's instructions very accurately.

As for Shuriken throwing, it was also passable. Out of ten kunai thrown, eight hit the bullseye, but Uesugi Yayoi was not complacent about it.

Study, train, meditate. These three points were non-negotiable.

Konoha Forest became his daily destination.

In addition to what the school teachers taught, he also consulted the library and found many medical books at home.

The original host's mother seemed to be a medical ninja. The collection of books at home could only evoke admiration, truly worthy of the learned Senju.

Medical knowledge was something Uesugi Yayoi urgently needed at the moment.

In these past few months, Uesugi Yayoi had figured it out. Regarding the issue of his bloodline, he could not just wait and see; he had to take the initiative.

However, he could not let others know the secret of his Dragon Clan Bloodline. Otherwise, Uesugi Yayoi could imagine the scene of mad scientists suddenly showing up at his door.

For example, the spokesperson for Ninja World scientists, Orochimaru.

Uesugi Yayoi did not want his nightmares every night to be filled with snakes.

So, what could be a more covert way than making himself his own doctor?

From then on, Uesugi Yayoi decided to abandon martial arts and pursue medicine.

His daily life was very regular: attending school and reading during the day, and going to the forest to train his body after school.

Uesugi Yayoi felt that a doctor who could not protect himself was inherently imperfect. Excellent doctors knew one or two self-defense techniques.

Especially in a place like the Ninja World, where the strong preyed on the weak.

Therefore, neither martial power nor professional knowledge could be abandoned.

With the Dragon Clan and Ten-Tails bloodline empowerment, his physical fitness was excellent, and his stamina recovered quickly, allowing him to train basically until dark.

The simple and unadorned training every day allowed him to master the surging power from his bloodline awakening more skillfully, accelerating his strength on this foundation.

Uesugi Yayoi knew that this surge of power was only temporary, just a normal bloodline awakening.

Soon, even in another half a year, the increase in his own strength would slow down.

Therefore, he had to cherish every minute and second, and more importantly, develop a good habit, not just indulge in the power brought by his bloodline.

When dusk disappeared, Uesugi Yayoi began to prepare to go home, read a book, and meditate before sleeping to adjust his mindset, never leaving fatigue for the next day.

However, such a regular life also meant he had almost no friends. Although he would smile and greet people, he couldn't get into things like ninja games with his classmates.

Forgive him, he really couldn't play. He'd rather read a book in that time.

Exploring the extraordinary was undoubtedly an extremely interesting thing for Uesugi Yayoi.

Both the alchemy techniques from his previous life and the current Chakra medicine made him very interested.

Especially with the existence of Chakra, an extraordinary energy, Uesugi Yayoi was so happy that he forgot to go home every day.

"Good morning, Rin."

Three months is not long, nor is it short. At least for Uesugi Yayoi, he could now say a few words to this cold Hyuga.

"Good morning, Miyoshi-kun."

Hyuga Rin also nodded and said good morning. Her demeanor and every move exuded elegance.

This made Uesugi Yayoi sigh about the descendants of great clans.

"And me."

Feeling someone poking him, Uesugi Yayoi turned slightly and saw the purple-haired, high ponytail girl behind him smiling at him.

"Sorry."

Uesugi Yayoi scratched his head, feeling a little embarrassed.

"Good morning, Yan."

Yan, this Uchiha who didn't seem like one at all.

She was very gentle, unlike the arrogance often displayed by common Uchiha. When you saw her, you would only feel warmth and relaxation.

Her treatment of classmates was similar to his, which Uesugi Yayoi called "cat-like indifference."

As the saying goes, smiling at everyone is equivalent to not smiling at anyone.

She only showed a smile to you, without saying a word. Yan was also unsociable and didn't play Ninja games.

So she was a bit at a loss with Yan's sudden action today.

"You have to do your best, Miyoshi-kun."

Then, with a baffling sentence, Yan sat back in her seat and started daydreaming.

Hyuga Rin, sitting beside her, even turned her head slightly to look at Yan and Uesugi Yayoi, her pure white eyes seeming to ask.

"What happened?"

"I don't know."

Uesugi Yayoi was a bit confused herself, but thankfully Yan only said one sentence before sitting back down.

After Uesugi Yayoi sat back, Yan's gaze once again fell upon Uesugi Yayoi, a movement performed with such practiced precision that not a second was off.

As the teacher walked in, the preparatory Ninja life for today began once more.

The human body is a precise machine.

Activating the Mirror Eye, Uesugi Yayoi copied the Chakra manipulation techniques demonstrated by the teacher.

Then, she quietly took out her own textbook and began to read.

"Why do you always read these extracurricular books?"

Hyuga Rin whispered when she saw Uesugi Yayoi take out a medical book.

Not just once or twice, but always like this.

In her memory, Uesugi Yayoi would only watch the teacher's lecture once, and read the textbook once.

Then she would take out her extracurricular books and read them for an entire day, without fail.

"Perhaps she's a genius."

Hyuga Rin had thought so before. After all, geniuses who could learn by watching only once were not unheard of, and this basic knowledge was very simple.

But in the first exam, Uesugi Yayoi only barely passed.

In a class of forty students, Uesugi Yayoi ranked twentieth.

Rin felt that since they were deskmates, she should offer some advice, but to her surprise, the other person just smiled slightly and continued to do as she pleased.

Rin considered herself not an easy person to talk to, so she didn't remind her again.

But the midterm exams were approaching, and if this continued, she would fail.

"Hmm, how should I put it, I've already learned this subject at home.

I've learned it all, so it's normal to read a book during this time, right?"

Uesugi Yayoi originally wanted to give a casual excuse, but seeing the other party's serious reminder, he put down his book and gave a perfunctory reply with all seriousness.

For this aloof little Hyuga girl, Uesugi Yayoi could only admit what it meant to say one thing and mean another.

Hyuga Rin, who appeared cold on the outside, was actually very easy to talk to, as exemplified by this inexplicable concern.

And Uchiha Yan, who everyone thought was as gentle as water, was someone who appeared very enthusiastic on the outside but was actually indifferent to others.

Two completely opposite people.

The misperception of Rin's personality came from the first impression on the first day of school, and it wasn't until Rin couldn't help but remind him that he discovered the true nature of this deskmate.

Uesugi Yayoi found it novel to encounter these two completely opposite little girls.

But honestly, the serious Rin was a bit cute.

"Really?"

"Mm."

Uesugi Yayoi nodded repeatedly.

"Alright then."

Rin felt that her deskmate made a lot of sense, so she decided to slack off together.