Chiri's Victory
Birds were born free and loved to fly wherever they pleased.
In just a few days, they would learn that a phoenix lived here. Surely many birds would come to settle here.
"I hope they won't be too noisy."
Then he shook his head and returned to the front courtyard.
"How is it? Have you finished setting up Abai's home?"
Chiri asked curiously. She had been busy teaching Obito and hadn't had time to go see.
"Of course. You can go take a look later. The Wutong Forest is in the other grove beside the nest."
Chiri knew exactly where that was, so she nodded. "All right. I'll go see after I'm done teaching Obito."
Obito, who was training, looked left and right, still unable to figure out what they were talking about.
"Grandmaster, Grand-mistress, what are you talking about? What Wutong Forest? I don't remember there being a Wutong Tree at your place."
Torifu walked over to Obito and cheerfully tugged at his little ear. "There's still plenty you don't know. Train hard. If you're not at Six Paths Level within a year, I'll give you a good beating."
Obito's eyes went dark at his words. "Then, Grandmaster, you might as well beat me now."
Becoming Six Paths Level in a year? Forget Six Paths Level—even reaching Kage Level would be a struggle!
"Enough nonsense. Get back to training, or you'll be sorry!"
"Just look at Kakashi. His Storm Release is already showing results. After studying ninjutsu with me, he quickly came up with new ideas and developed a jutsu of his own."
Obito pursed his lips. "I'm not bad either. Kakashi's just a little more talented than me. I can make up for it by working harder. I'll definitely catch up."
After muttering a few more