Akaseki spent three days mastering—
Fire Style Shadow Clone Technique!
This efficiency even left Mirror somewhat puzzled about how he had practiced those combination ninjutsu.
Logically, someone capable of mastering "combination ninjutsu" should have had greater aptitude in this area—
Three days might not have sounded like much, but in reality, if he still could not do it after seven days, that meant he simply could not master it at all!
Akaseki was helpless as well. A secret technique like "Fire Style Shadow Clone" could only be cultivated personally; it could not be copied directly, nor did it exist in the game.
But the good news was—
As long as he mastered "Fire Style Shadow Clone" himself, it would appear in the game afterward as well. In other words, once he had learned it, he could improve his proficiency—or rather, make further progress—through the Immersion game.
On the third day, Akaseki could only produce an unstable Fire Style Shadow Clone. But by the fourth day, he had already become highly proficient with it—he had completely mastered it in the Immersion game!
Given Akaseki's efficiency, Mirror had originally been ready to change his training plan, but Akaseki himself insisted strongly.
In the end, after another four days—on the seventh day—Akaseki finally managed to produce a somewhat unstable "Yin Style Shadow Clone." After some training in Immersion that night—
Early on the eighth day.
"Shadow Clone Technique!"
Before Mirror, Akaseki skillfully used a "Yin-leaning Shadow Clone"!
However, the use of this special Shadow Clone was not yet apparent—
Seeing the Shadow Clone Akaseki had just created beside him, Mirror's expression shifted slightly. It was far better than he had imagined, and it did not even look like something Akaseki had only just mastered.
But—
"Not bad. You completed the first step very