Maybe it was because Ryūsetsuna was naturally in good shape, but the effects of injecting her with Blue Spider Lily No. 1 were far better than Shinji had expected.
This once again confirmed Shinji's theory: the stronger the shinobi, the more effective Blue Spider Lily No. 1 was!
However, Shinji had also noticed some problems.
Compared with simple-minded animals like rats and monkeys, Ryūsetsuna was an exceptionally capable shinobi in every respect, yet she proved unusually clumsy at metabolizing the drug.
After some investigation and analysis, Shinji reached a conclusion.
The experimental subjects—rats and monkeys—might have small amounts of Chakra in their bodies, but they couldn't use it. They were accustomed to relying on their bodies by instinct, and that instinct actually let them absorb the effects of Blue Spider Lily No. 1 more quickly.
By contrast, Ryūsetsuna was accustomed to combining her physical and spiritual energies to refine Chakra and then using it. When it came to relying solely on physical strength, she was no match for animals like rats and monkeys.
Ultimately, it was simply a matter of habit.
So, after giving Ryūsetsuna a thorough physical examination, Shinji began putting her through intensive training.
Thump, thump, thump.
A series of blows rang out in the woods. The impacts made the leaves rustle all around them, startling flocks of birds and other animals into flight.
As he blocked Ryūsetsuna's attacks, Shinji said, "Good. Keep it up. Don't use Chakra. Try relying purely on your body's strength!"
"Got it!"
Ryūsetsuna answered with a firm nod.
After struggling at first to adjust, Ryūsetsuna gradually grew accustomed to attacking Shinji using only her physical strength.
As her body warmed up, she was astonished to discover that her strength had increased several times over without her even realizing it.
Her full-power punch had