Konoha: Conquering Naruto Starting from the Chimera Technique
Chapter 208

Mind's Eye of the Heart

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As for the ability of his right Mangekyō eye.

A meaningful curve touched Minamoto Takuya's lips. Within his right Mangekyō Sharingan, the Ouroboros pattern symbolizing eternal recurrence suddenly began to spin faster.

With almost no delay, his figure vanished from the laboratory.

A moment ago, he had still been inside that cold, silent laboratory in the desolate land;

The next moment, a biting wind carrying ice crystals struck him head-on.

He was now standing amidst the ice and snow of the Land of Snow.

This was the unique ability awakened by his right Mangekyō: Spatial Coordinate Recall.

This ability allowed him to expend a small amount of ocular power to instantly transfer himself to a spatial coordinate he had once reached in the past.

Most importantly, after the test just now, Minamoto Takuya had clearly sensed that the ocular power consumed by a single transfer was negligible.

As long as he did not activate it recklessly and repeatedly without restraint, as though abusing a ninjutsu, the burden this ability placed on his Mangekyō vision was virtually negligible.

Even without Hashirama Cells, it could greatly delay the onset of the curse of blindness. It was an exceptionally sustainable strategic movement technique.

Unlike the ability in his left eye, which rewound his physical state along with time, Spatial Coordinate Recall completely preserved the caster's current state during transfer.

Whatever posture or condition he was in before the transfer—including actions he was performing or injuries he was suffering—would appear at the destination without the slightest discrepancy.

What pleased Minamoto Takuya even more was the extremely broad scope of the locations this ability could recall as places he had "been."

It not only covered every corner his original body had set foot in since birth, but even extended to the paths traveled by all

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