Teaching Swordsmanship in the Shinobi World
Chapter 625

Destroying Isshiki, Meeting the Kage

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The failure of his ocular technique dealt Ōtsutsuki Isshiki a heavy blow, but he reacted quickly, immediately using his most shameless trick—shrinking himself to evade Araki's follow-up attack.

After putting some distance between them, Isshiki did not choose to restore his body. Instead, he raised an arm and activated another powerful ocular technique.

"Daikokuten!"

His black-and-gold right eye shone. In an instant, enormous black cubes appeared out of thin air across the sky and, at his command, came crashing down on Araki's head!

This was his second unique ocular technique—a space that could store and release objects at any time.

It sounded somewhat like Obito's Kamui, but unlike Kamui, this space had no cutting ability, meaning it possessed no direct offensive power. On the other hand, his other ocular technique could shrink objects. In terms of storage, it was somewhat stronger than Kamui.

The moment those things appeared, Araki extended his senses, intending to analyze the nature of their fluctuations so he could deal with them accordingly.

But unfortunately...

"This thing can actually absorb my senses?"

Araki was somewhat surprised. The senses he released were like clay oxen entering the sea, vanishing without a trace in seconds.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

Ōtsutsuki Isshiki would not give him much time to think. Seeing that Araki could not deal with the cubes, he simply released all the stock he had stored in his space. For a time, they fell like rain.

Araki tried knocking two of them away with brute force, but he quickly abandoned that thankless effort.

Those black cubes were simply too hard. Even for him, one swing of his sword could only split one open, and he could not completely shatter it.

Yet the cubes split in half remained under Ōtsutsuki Isshiki's control. That approach was simply too foolish, so

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