Then Uchiha Chirori smiled. "But that's good. Your attitude is excellent."
"Lacking strength isn't something to be afraid of. What's frightening is having a weak character. Only a few people in this world are geniuses. As ordinary people, all you need to do is keep surpassing yourselves. Don't set your goals too far out of reach. Understand?"
After hearing this, Obito glanced at Kakashi, then nodded. "I understand, Grand-mistress."
"Since I promised your Grandmaster I'd train you, you can rest assured. I'll definitely help you improve quickly. It just won't be a comfortable process."
Obito immediately replied, "Thank you, Grand-mistress!"
Uchiha Chirori raised an eyebrow. This Obito kid... wasn't bad.
Torifu, sitting in his rocking chair, nearly spat out his water when he heard Uchiha Chirori say that Obito had a decent character.
The only reason his character seemed good was that he hadn't made a move on Rin. If he did, he'd show you what a complete turnaround looked like in no time.
But with Torifu around, there was no chance of that happening.
"All right, this morning's training is over. Kakashi, go home and continue your sword training with Sakumo."
"As for you, Obito, Uchiha Chirori has already spoken to Fugaku Uchiha. He'll train you every afternoon for a while. Make sure you take it seriously!"
Torifu's voice carried authority. The two children immediately stood at attention. "Yes, Grandmaster!"
They no longer had to go out on missions, and Minato, as Hokage, certainly didn't need bodyguards.
Their job as Minato's guards had really just been to take care of miscellaneous tasks, but in Torifu's eyes, that was a waste of their lives.
The Shinobi World was relatively peaceful at the moment, and with so few opportunities to gain experience, the ninja were all rather weak.
If they spent