Cursed Seal Mode and Sage Mode: A Fusion Idea

As he thought this over, Minamoto Takuya gently rubbed his slightly tired brow. Back when he had read the Original Work, these two jutsu had basically never been used separately.

So he had originally assumed they were a single jutsu called Creation Rebirth: Hundred Healings Technique. He had not expected them to be usable independently.

However, he also understood that although the two jutsu could theoretically be performed separately, any opponent who required the Yin Seal to be released in order to face them would inevitably be at a life-or-death level of strength.

Therefore, on such critical battlefields, the Yin Seal, Hundred Healings Technique, and Creation Rebirth would definitely be activated together in coordination. There was no possibility of using them in isolation.

But that applied to others. Minamoto Takuya himself might not need to do so.

From his perspective, the Hundred Healings Technique seemed to hold rather limited value for him personally.

The reason was that its foundation was still "ordinary chakra." It merely used an instantaneous "quantitative change" to produce a "qualitative leap" in combat power.

Viewed from that angle, the Hundred Healings Technique resembled an artificially created "pseudo-Sage Art." It simulated the all-around boost in power granted by Sage Art, yet lacked the essential elevation of Sage Chakra and the properties of Natural Energy.

Minamoto Takuya's future path, meanwhile, was to master the more fundamental Cursed Seal Mode.

Within the progression of Sage Art, Cursed Seal Mode was undoubtedly closer to the threshold of true Sage Art than a "pseudo-Sage Art" like the Hundred Healings Technique.

Comparing the two, he naturally preferred to study and master Cursed Seal Mode.

Creation Rebirth's mechanism, on the other hand, had sparked Minamoto Takuya's intense interest.

When he delved deeper into its operating principles, he discovered that once this jutsu was