With his chin resting on his hand, Shinji fell into deep thought.
If he wanted to maximize the standing of a divine technique, he couldn't focus solely on the strength of its Chakra. Within a given span of space and time, energy had its limits—and the more tangible the energy, the easier it was to target and counter.
So the key to the divine technique Shinji wanted to create wasn't the strength of its Chakra, but the completeness of its concept. The technique had to monopolize an entire concept, using that concept to transcend the constraints imposed by the strength or weakness of any single kind of energy.
"The core is still the concept of time, but how can I perfectly piece together the past, present, and future?"
Shinji murmured to himself.
Just as Hikari and Karin were working hard to familiarize themselves with the realm of Kekkei Mōra, Shinji was working hard to familiarize himself with Kekkei Sōra.
Much of his thinking still belonged to his days as a ninja, and the problems he considered were constrained by all kinds of rules and conventions.
After pondering for a long time, Shinji shook his head.
He realized that he couldn't simply imagine a divine technique from scratch. That was a limitation of his being a ninja, and he had to admit it.
"In that case, I might as well create a template first, then use it to implant the concept of time!"
With that thought, Shinji got to work.
After ascending to Kekkei Sōra, the power of all the dōjutsu he had previously mastered had undergone a qualitative leap. Take the Susanoo Lamp, for example. Not only had the number of empty eye sockets increased, but its ability to fuse things had expanded from eyes to dōjutsu as well.
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