Discussing the Nine-Tails Barrier

Minamoto Takuya felt the miniature Wind Release: Rasenshuriken in his hand, the corners of his mouth lifting as he threw it out.

In an instant, the Rasenshuriken tore through the walls of the Experiment Base and embedded itself within them. Only then did its power suddenly erupt, countless tiny Wind Blades ceaselessly slicing through the surrounding walls.

After a long while, the Wind Release: Rasenshuriken's attack finally dissipated completely, leaving behind a mangled, gaping hole.

In terms of sheer destructive spectacle, it was inferior to Fire Style, but its primary purpose was still its cell-level cutting ability.

And its power was genuinely impressive. Though it could not compare to the complete Rasenshuriken, it was far stronger than the Rasengan and could also be thrown.

Minamoto Takuya wore a satisfied expression. At his current stage, this weakened version of the Wind Release: Rasenshuriken was already sufficient. Once he had trained his physical strength further, it would not be too late to use the complete Rasenshuriken.

In fact, if his chakra reserves could support it, he could already use the Big Ball Rasenshuriken and even the Ultra-Big Ball Rasenshuriken directly.

Minamoto Takuya stretched lazily. He had finally completed this ninjutsu.

It was not that he had never considered researching a smaller version from the start. Rather, ninjutsu was not necessarily easier to study the smaller it became.

For something like the Rasengan, the smaller it was, the greater the demands on chakra control became. Its difficulty might even increase.

Only a moderately sized version was the easiest to control and the easiest to develop.

It was like craftsmanship. Making something of normal size was not difficult. If it was too large, it went without saying that it would be troublesome. If it was too small, it was the same—for example, carving something