Teaching Swordsmanship in the Shinobi World
Chapter 94

Rampage

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"Roar!"

After a roar that echoed through the entire village, smoke and dust suddenly billowed up from the northeastern corner of Kirigakure. A massive figure abruptly appeared, and powerful, evil chakra instantly spread through the area, alarming everyone in the village.

It was a milky-white, slimy-looking slug, but unlike a real slug, it had six long tails writhing wildly behind it.

"Damn it! How did the Six-Tails break free of its seal?!"

The Third Mizukage, who had remained stationed in the Mizukage Building and had not appeared even after Blood Fang's death, cursed. He flung off his Mizukage robes, revealing the sleek combat armor beneath, then smashed through the window as he ordered the Anbu beside him:

"Go bring Xiu Bing, Karatachi Yagura, and Hozuki Sengetsu here immediately!"

"Yes!"

Elsewhere, the Six-Tails Jinchuriki, who had gone berserk after consuming special "seasoning," had already lost consciousness. At that moment, all he saw was a blood-red haze, filled with endless enemies to kill.

"Kill, kill, kill!"

"Ninja Art: Acid Mist Spray!"

"Hiruma!"

"Tailed Beast Bomb!"

The Jinchuriki, immersed in the genjutsu, had completely lost himself in slaughter. Outwardly, this manifested as him entering a fully transformed Tailed Beast state and constantly attacking everything around him.

"Water Release: Water Sky Encapsulation!"

The Third Mizukage arrived just in time. A massive Water Ball rose from beneath the Six-Tails' feet, completely enclosing it and attempting to float it out of the village.

It had to be said, this was an excellent idea. A Tailed Beast battle absolutely could not break out directly inside the village. But moving the Six-Tails out was far from easy.

"Roar!"

The irrational Six-Tails let out an angry roar and spewed a huge amount of acid from the holes in its face.

"Acid Spray!"

The acid was highly corrosive and quickly

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