Yin Release Secret Technique: Soul Transfer Technique!

The Tsuchi-e no Jutsu allows others to have the same appearance as oneself and use all the techniques one knows, including Kekkei Genkai and equipment.

The drawback is that it only possesses 30% of the Original Body's chakra, its actions are controlled by the Original Body, it forever loses its self-awareness, and it dies once its chakra is used up, after which it reverts to its original form.

A similar technique is recorded on the Stone Tablet left by Otsutsuki Kaguya: the Soul Transfer Technique.

However, it can be said that the Soul Transfer Technique is an advanced version of the Tsuchi-e no Jutsu, or to be more precise, the Tsuchi-e no Jutsu is merely an incomplete version modified by the Six Paths through the Soul Transfer Technique.

Soul Transfer Technique, the transfer of one's soul.

Just like using one's own body, chakra can be replenished, and it needs to be replenished with food and rested, perfectly avoiding the side effects of the Tsuchi-e no Jutsu.

The only drawback is that only those with the same bloodline can act as a medium.

The purer the bloodline, the better the effect of the Jutsu Formula.

Tōka possesses immense chakra, powerful Dojutsu, and a vast, ocean-like spiritual power.

As for Hyuga Hanabi, as a direct descendant of the Hyuga Clan, she possesses the pure Byakugan. When the two are combined into one...

In the dim Forest, Tree Shadow swayed, and a light drizzle fell.

Rain fell on the earth, and a chill followed.

Night had fallen, but the commotion outside the woods continued as a large group of people braved Hanabi rain to search for the Hyuga Main Family.

The shouts, sometimes near, sometimes far, didn't seem very real.

In the woods, the figure lying on the ground suddenly trembled, its eyelids twitching as if it were about to wake up.

Just then, a petite, dark figure slowly Earth Flow from the woods. The rainy night was pitch black, and her face was obscured.

But from the figure, one could vaguely tell that it was just a six or seven-year-old child.

"Haven't woken up yet after all this time?" A childish yet intelligent voice rang out, "Wake up, wake up..."

Hanabi, half-squatting down, reached out her little hand and patted Neji's face.

A dense concentration of Yang Release Chakra condensed in his palm, emanating a verdant halo. The light coalesced into a ball of light, seeping into Neji's cheek like water as Hanabi slapped him.

Neji frowned, his eyelids slowly opening to reveal a bewildered expression.

Familiar faces, familiar scents, yet they gave off a completely unfamiliar feeling. Neji flipped himself up with a somersault.

"Hanabi?" Neji looked around hesitantly, but couldn't see Tōka. "You saw..."

"What did you see?" Hanabi's eyes One Flash slightly before she quickly disappeared into the darkness.

"It's nothing." Neji pursed his lips, swallowing back the words that were about to come out.

The fact that Tōka met with Hanabi cannot be revealed, nor can the fact that the Caged Bird was untied be exposed; either one of these conditions is enough to kill him a hundred times over.

He patted his clothes, only to find that the mud on them got dirtier the more he patted them, which made Neji increasingly irritable.

The sounds around them grew clearer, and the search party for Hanabi began to approach the Forest.

"By the way, why am I here?" Hanabi glanced casually at the edge of the Forest and then asked.

Upon hearing this, Neji's expression tightened, and he narrowed his eyes, staring at the small face that had just spoken. "You don't remember how you got here?"

"I don't remember, you know?" Hanabi looked like she was deep in thought, as if there really was a blank in her memory.

"How could I possibly know!" Neji denied immediately, then changed the subject, "Let's go back first, everyone's looking for you."

"Oh, okay." Hanabi nodded, a fleeting glint of shrewdness flashing in her eyes.

Two figures, one tall and one short, quickly walked out of the Forest. Hanabi followed behind Neji, a strange smile playing on her lips.

While the Six Harmonies Divine Technique is not bad, it's nowhere near as comfortable to use as the Tenseigan.

The Hyuga Clan Compound is filled with antique buildings, and in the center sits a huge courtyard, enclosed by a wall made of red bricks and green tiles.

Hanabi stood outside the vermilion gate, staring expressionlessly at the open courtyard.

"I'll leave you here." Neji glanced at Hanabi, hesitated, and finally left with just that one sentence.

Watching Neji's figure disappear into the darkness, Hanabi turned and walked through the open door.

The path was paved with bluestone, and on both sides were shady green trees. The Tree Shadow were reflected on the path, swaying and trembling like fierce ghosts with bared fangs and claws.

Sudden!

A white figure suddenly rushed out and pulled Hanabi into a tight embrace. "Hanabi, you're back! That's wonderful, wonderful!"

Hanabi struggled to lift her head before she could see who it was.

Hyuga Clan, the eldest daughter of the Hanabi clan and Hinata Hyuga.

"Sister, I'm fine." Hanabi reached out her small hand and pushed Hinata away. "Father should be back soon after receiving the news. I'll go back to my room and rest for a while."

"Um... okay, you go and rest first, I'll go tell Mother." Hinata stared blankly at Hanabi. Although Hanabi usually acted like a little adult, she was different today.

Hinata couldn't quite put her finger on what was different, but she felt that today's Hanabi were a bit strange.

The thought flashed through her mind, Hinata turned and ran towards the main house. She wanted to tell her mother that Hanabi had returned so that her mother wouldn't worry.

With a soft rustling sound, Hanabi opened the door and stepped into the room, then slammed the wooden door shut behind her.

"Phew! I finally got away with it."

Hanabi sat down against the wall and took a heavy breath.

"Hanabi, Hanabi is usually serious and doesn't smile much. If she were an innocent and romantic little girl, I really couldn't have pretended to be her."

Looking down at her fair little hands, she noticed the thin calluses that had formed from practicing Gentle Fist.

What a hardworking brat! To dismiss someone's efforts based solely on the word "genius"—that's just an excuse for a good-for-nothing.

Ice Blue eyes flickered in Hanabi's eye sockets, their powerful Dojutsu like the deepest abyss of the ocean, capable of swallowing everything in its path.

Thump thump thump!!

Suddenly, there was a rapid knocking on the door.

The Ice Blue eyes vanished in an instant, disappearing into the Pure White pupils.

"Father." Hanabi opened the wooden door, glanced at the panting Hyuga Hiashi, and stepped aside to greet him respectfully.

Hyuga Hiashi reached out, wanting to embrace his little daughter whom he had lost and found again, but his arm froze in mid-air.

A strict father is simply someone who disguises kindness as severity.

"It's good that you're back, it's good that you're back." Hyuga Hiashi eyes, and the fatigue from running around all night vanished.

As long as Hanabi returns safely, nothing else matters.

The drizzling rain grew heavier, and the chilly rainy night deepened.

The raindrops pattered on the eaves, Hyuga Hiashi pouted, momentarily at a loss for words.

Finally, Hyuga Hiashi took a deep breath.

"Get some rest, I'll come see you again Hyuga Hiashi." With that, Hiashi Hyuga slammed the door shut.

The thin wooden door kept the figures outside out.

Just then, a series of hurried footsteps came from the end of the corridor.

Two figures, one tall and one short, rushed over. It was Hinata helping her mother, who hadn't even bothered to put on her shoes.

"Let Hanabi get some rest tonight. We can talk about it tomorrow." Hiashi Hyuga Hiashi stopped the two, his tone both authoritative and concerned.

After a moment of silence, the sound of light footsteps fading away could be heard outside...