Kakashi took the fruit and immediately went back to his room to eat it.
Sakumo, meanwhile, went into his room and took out a jade box, where he stored the Chakra Grass medicine Torifu had given him.
Who knew when they'd get to eat this again? Better to store it away for now so it wouldn't lose its potency.
"It all depends on Kakashi's luck. If he's lucky, he'll gain a powerful Kekkei Genkai and soar to greatness. If he's not, it won't affect anything—it'll just be a bit frustrating."
As a father, he naturally hoped his son would do even better. As time passed, Sakumo grew a little anxious.
Another five or six minutes passed, and Sakumo was starting to get impatient.
"Lord Torifu said it would take five minutes. Why hasn't Kakashi come out after ten?"
Just as Sakumo was pacing back and forth, debating whether to go in and check on him,
Kakashi pushed open the door and walked out.
Sakumo's face immediately lit up with a smile, and he called Torifu on video.
"Hey, Sakumo. Is Kakashi done?"
Sakumo beckoned for Kakashi to hurry over.
"Grandmaster! I think I got pretty lucky! This Kekkei Genkai seems like a great fit for me!"
Torifu, on the other end of the video call, was curious about what Kekkei Genkai Kakashi had acquired.
Sakumo, as his father, was just as curious.
But judging by his son's smile, it couldn't be bad.
He held up his phone and stepped back a few paces, leaving the center of the yard clear for Kakashi.
Kakashi's mother and his grandfather, Hatake Isshin, came out of the house, wanting to see what was going on.
Kakashi stood in the middle of the yard and rapidly formed Hand Seals in front of the wooden training