As for graduating early, Kakashi Hatake did not continue the discussion.
It seemed he had been persuaded.
Seeing this, Yuki Yuichi let out a sigh of relief. It was not that he did not want Kakashi Hatake to graduate early.
He just found it regrettable.
In his view, it would be better for Kakashi Hatake to train at the Ninja Academy for a few more years.
Learning more and cultivating steadily for a few extra years would ultimately be beneficial.
He truly regarded the people here as friends.
Kakashi Hatake's talent was incredibly, incredibly strong. After all, Yuichi himself had an achievement cheat.
Yet even so, Kakashi could still catch up to him so quickly.
A genius practically on par with a cheat like himself—if he trained steadily for a few years, Yuichi could not even imagine how terrifying he would become in the future.
Graduating early might sound glorious, but it came at the cost of one's potential.
At an age when he should have been steadily improving his strength, he insisted on going out to kill people. No matter how he looked at it, it was absurd.
It was only because Kakashi Hatake was so talented that, in the original story, it seemed as though he had fallen into depression due to successive blows.
He entered the academy at five, graduated that same year, became a chunin at six, and a jonin at twelve.
The age at which he became a jonin made it clear that Kakashi Hatake had actually wasted a great deal of time.
"Let's go eat."
"Mm." Hearing this, Kakashi Hatake nodded, while silently pondering Yuki Yuichi's words.
There were some things in them that he agreed with.
But there were also things he did not understand, and he planned to ask his father when