The Standard Unit of Chakra—Kaka

Just as Hiroki finished copying and writing the code, he suddenly realized a very important problem.

That is, what should the target amount of chakra output be? How much is needed to adhere to the wall without cracking it? And how can he ensure he doesn't fall off?

What exactly is the unit of chakra?

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but cast his gaze toward Orochimaru.

"Teacher Orochimaru," Hiroki opened his eyes and asked in a tone as if discussing an academic problem, "for this technique... how much chakra needs to be mobilized in the soles of the feet? Is there a standard amount?"

As soon as this question left his lips, not only were Nawaki and Kushina, who were still struggling with the wall, stunned, but even Orochimaru, who had remained expressionless, felt a flicker of imperceptible astonishment in his golden snake-like pupils.

A standard amount?

What kind of thing was that?

Weren't they, as ninjas, people who just thought, "I reckon using this much chakra should work," and then it worked?

Who would go around calculating a standard amount of chakra?

In all his years as a ninja and teaching many students, he had never been asked this question.

No, it wasn't just Orochimaru; even the Anbu ninjas observing from the shadows, and even the Root ninjas keeping watch, were all taken aback.

A ninja's control over chakra is a feeling, an experience, a near-instinctive intuition.

Just like breathing, who would calculate how many liters of air they inhale each time?

Who would calculate how much chakra they extract at once?

Even if they could perceive their total chakra volume, everyone was generally more accustomed to using comparisons to describe how much chakra a person had.

Just like in the original story, when Kakashi said Naruto's chakra was nearly a hundred times his own, they didn't have a standardized value, like kilograms, that would allow everyone to know exactly how much chakra there was.

--This question is impressive.

No, it's more than just impressive.

Can you imagine a weightlifting competition where no one knows how heavy the stones are, relying solely on feeling to lift them, and in the end, just seeing who can lift the final stone?

What a dangerous and uninteresting competition that would be.

It was the first time Orochimaru discovered that he was unable to answer this seemingly simple question.

But, it was interesting.

He was a man who wanted to learn every ninjutsu in the world; if there were no standard unit to calculate chakra, wouldn't learning ninjutsu be troublesome for a long time!

He was silent for a moment, his brain rapidly backtracking through the sensations he felt when using this technique, attempting to quantify it.

In the end, he gave a relatively vague yet most precise answer he could think of: "Roughly... one-sixth of the chakra required to perform a basic Transformation Technique, or even less."

"But this is my personal feeling; you need to adjust it yourselves. I have been learning and using the Substitution Technique for a long time, and the chakra I consume is not exactly the same as yours. Furthermore, you must also note that adhesion is calculated based on your body volume."

"Therefore, one-sixth might not be the standard answer for you."

After Orochimaru finished speaking, he stared fixedly at Hiroki, wanting to see how Hiroki, who had asked this question, would adjust and attempt to climb the tree.

And, whether he could define a base unit of chakra—of course, after Orochimaru went back today, he would definitely define a standard himself, but the standard he defined would certainly not compare to Hiroki, the first person to propose this question!

"I see." Hiroki nodded. The answer was vague, but he had a rough idea in his mind.

He closed his eyes again, his consciousness returning to the code interface.

He needed to first define a base unit for chakra.

Just like in computing, where the largest data unit is a bit, 8 bits make up 1 byte, 1024 bytes make up 1KB, and so on.

Teacher Orochimaru gave a reference, the "Transformation Technique," but that wasn't good enough.

Hiroki pondered in his heart; everyone's proficiency with the Transformation Technique was different, and the consumption would definitely have slight variations. This could not serve as a constant, scientific base unit.

Just as a computer cannot use the percentage of storage a document occupies as a base unit, there were too many variables.

He also needed to define what the base extraction amount of chakra was, how many base chakra units made up the smallest unit of a technique, and how much chakra was needed for wall climbing or water walking.

He needed a more fundamental, minimal unit similar to a "bit."

Hiroki created a new document in his consciousness space:

[Chakra Unit Definition_v0.1.txt]

First is the smallest unit of chakra. It is known that the mixture of physical energy and spiritual energy produced by the one hundred and thirty trillion cells in the body is called "stamina," and "stamina" is the foundation for performing taijutsu.

Stamina is converted into chakra within the body, and after a ninja extracts chakra, they can use a "technique" through "hand seals."

Then, how much stamina can one hundred and thirty trillion cells extract? How much stamina can be converted into how much chakra? Hiroki didn't know either.

He hadn't found the corresponding file to record this value yet, so Hiroki had to define a base unit himself now to decide how to release his ninjutsu.

This led to the first problem—how to determine the base unit?

The only reference at present was the basic Transformation Technique mentioned by Teacher Orochimaru.

Then, he might as well extract chakra once, use the Transformation Technique once, and then determine how much chakra was consumed when using the Transformation Technique, how much volume was used, and then try to find a fixed minimal unit.

Hiroki didn't hesitate anymore and quickly attempted to use the Transformation Technique.

The target of the transformation was Orochimaru.

Poof.

An equally cold and detached Orochimaru appeared in his place, but no one cared.

Orochimaru, Kushina, Nawaki, and even the Anbu and Root ninjas waiting in the shadows were all anticipating the next move; they all wanted to see what other astonishing actions this guy, who had just raised the question of chakra quantity, could possibly perform.

They only saw Hiroki cancel his Transformation Technique, then continue to stand there with his eyes closed in thought.

//========================================

//Chakra Measurement System Established

//========================================

//Step 1: Determine baseline consumption of Transformation Technique

function measure_transformation_consumption(){

pre_transformation_total = current_chakra_percentage;

execute_Transformation_Technique(target: Orochimaru);

post_transformation_total = current_chakra_percentage;

consumed_percentage = pre_transformation_total - post_transformation_total;

return consumed_percentage;

}

//Step 2: Define base unit "Kaka" (using the abbreviation of Kakashi from the original work as the base unit for chakra.)

//Rule: Let the consumption of 1 standard Transformation Technique = 100 Kaka

function establish_kaka_unit_system(){

transformation_consumption_percentage = measure_transformation_consumption();

//Definition: 100 Kaka = 1 Transformation Technique consumption

//Deduction: Total Chakra Pool = 100 / transformation_consumption_percentage * 100 (Kaka)

total_chakra_pool_kaka = (100 / transformation_consumption_percentage) * 100;

unit_kaka_equivalent_percentage = transformation_consumption_percentage / 100;

log("Transformation Technique consumption: " + transformation_consumption_percentage + "%");

log("Total Chakra Pool: " + total_chakra_pool_kaka + " Kaka");

log("1 Kaka = " + unit_kaka_equivalent_percentage + "%");

return total_chakra_pool_kaka;

}

//Step 3: Calculate chakra required for wall climbing

//Known: Wall climbing consumption is approximately 1/6 of Transformation Technique (based on Orochimaru's 60kg body weight)

function calculate_wall_climbing_consumption(my_weight: float){

transformation_baseline = 100; //Kaka

orochimaru_weight_baseline = 60; //kg

//Weight correction factor

weight_factor = my_weight / orochimaru_weight_baseline;

//Base consumption

base_climbing_consumption = transformation_baseline / 6;

//Actual consumption

actual_consumption_per_second = base_climbing_consumption * weight_factor;

//Safety margin 20%

safe_consumption_per_second = actual_consumption_per_second * 1.2;

return safe_consumption_per_second;

}

//Step 4: Real-time chakra monitoring

global_variable initial_chakra_kaka = 0;

global_variable unit_conversion_rate = 0;

function initialize_monitoring_system(){

initial_chakra_kaka = establish_kaka_unit_system();

unit_conversion_rate = initial_chakra_kaka / 100; //1% = how many Kaka

}

function get_current_chakra_kaka(){

current_percentage = current_chakra_percentage;

return current_percentage * unit_conversion_rate;

}

function display_chakra_status(){

current_kaka = get_current_chakra_kaka();

consumed_kaka = initial_chakra_kaka - current_kaka;

percentage = (current_kaka / initial_chakra_kaka) * 100;

output_interface_display("Remaining: " + current_kaka + " Kaka (" + percentage + "%)");

output_interface_display("Consumed: " + consumed_kaka + " Kaka");

}

//========================================

//Executing Calibration

//========================================

initialize_monitoring_system();

Hiroki_weight = 35; //kg

wall_climbing_target_consumption = calculate_wall_climbing_consumption(my_weight);

log("Wall climbing consumption: " + wall_climbing_target_consumption + " Kaka/sec");

----Code----

Hiroki opened his eyes.

The data in his consciousness space had finished calculating:

[System Log]

|Transformation Technique consumption: 3.2%|

|Total chakra pool: 3125 Kaka|

|1 Kaka = 0.032%|

|Wall climbing consumption: 11.67 Kaka/sec|

He took a deep breath, feeling more confident.

Now he knew—his total chakra was 3125 units, and wall climbing consumed approximately 11.67 units per second. Theoretically, he could maintain wall climbing for about 268 seconds, which was four and a half minutes.

Of course, this was only theoretical.

The next step was to calibrate this value based on practice!

Hiroki looked toward the wall and lifted his foot.

This time, he was no longer relying on intuition, but precisely outputting 11.67 Kaka/sec of chakra to the soles of his feet.

Everyone's eyes were fixed on Hiroki; they wanted to know what the result of Hiroki's first experiment would be!

Would he fall off?

Or perhaps...

Under the gaze of everyone...

Hiroki stepped onto it.

He succeeded!!!!!??!!

He succeeded!

Although the suction was slightly weak and Hiroki's figure was still a bit unsteady, just a second later, Hiroki had completely stabilized himself!

Only once!?

Just once.