Konoha: Conquering Naruto Starting from the Chimera Technique
Chapter 233

Minamoto Takuya's Training, Technique Complete

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By this point, the last trace of hesitation in Minamoto Takuya's heart had vanished.

Whether he was exposed or not was never a concern worth agonizing over.

If his whereabouts were truly revealed, he would simply withdraw.

He stretched his body, then headed toward another room in the laboratory.

Now that the Tenseigan's power had fully awakened, and he had personally experienced its might—

it was time to resume the matters that had been delayed by the Tenseigan.

The road ahead remained so clear. How could he waste time?

Even his previous periods of rest had essentially been necessary because the aftereffects of his training had prevented him from training more effectively.

That was why he needed to cleanse his mind and clear away the fatigue that hindered his pursuit of higher realms.

To him, those brief pauses had always been only to gather strength for an even more powerful journey.

Entering the research room, Minamoto Takuya did not pause in the slightest. He immediately immersed himself fully in the next stage of his plan: designing and optimizing the Neural Reflex Speed Technique.

As for another item on his agenda—the modification of the Basic Transformation Technique—the moment the thought crossed his mind, an entirely new optimization plan was already clear in his head.

To him, its difficulty was so trivial that it could be completed in an instant. Naturally, there was no need to devote effort to planning it, nor was it even worth occupying a separate place in his schedule.

Several days later.

Minamoto Takuya slowly opened his eyes.

In that instant, a layer of light like liquid sapphire suddenly flared within his deep ocean-blue Tenseigan. The radiance flowed, mysterious and profound.

The phenomenon lasted for quite a while before the soul-stirring blue glow gradually faded.

Minamoto Takuya

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