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Imai Kenta's words truly gave Uchiha Kei tremendous inspiration. He had never expected that even he would one day make such a flawed judgment.

Indeed, shaped by her living environment and personal experiences, Hyuga Aya possessed a personality that was both proud and insecure. She would never be the proactive type!

Likewise, if Uchiha Kei continued misunderstanding her intentions and did not dare take the initiative—or simply act more forcefully at certain times—then the marathon between them would truly have no end in sight.

As for Hyuga Aya going on blind dates herself to provoke Uchiha Kei, he believed that woman was absolutely capable of doing something like that. But Uchiha Kei would never allow it to happen.

However, if he wanted to completely win this woman over, he truly could not rush things.

It was not that Uchiha Kei had chickened out again, but that this woman had truly entered a crucial period.

Fetal movement—using that term for eyes did not seem particularly appropriate.

But the truth was that for a peculiar eye like the Tenseigan to grow, it had to undergo such an experience three times.

Hyuga Aya's strength was still constantly increasing, but her eyes frequently displayed certain symptoms.

Under such circumstances, Uchiha Kei naturally would not disturb her.

Moreover, Uchiha Kei also felt that he needed to speed up. His strength had always been the greatest among the three.

But after Hyuga Aya obtained the Tenseigan, he faintly began to feel a sense of crisis.

It was not that he could not accept someone being stronger than him. To be honest, there had been plenty of people stronger than him back then, and he had not shown much dissatisfaction.

The main issue was that he seemed somewhat unable to accept Hyuga Aya being stronger than him.