At last, Hui still couldn't stop worrying about Naruto. After saying goodbye to big sister Kushina, he went to that familiar cemetery. From far away, he watched Naruto with his sensory abilities.
Beside Naruto was a man who looked somewhat like the Third Hokage. He was smoking some kind of cigarette. Both of them looked sorrowful as they gazed at the gravestone before them.
There were no tears or words, just the two of them standing silently. Standing together, they seemed to share an unspoken understanding.
The cemetery was deserted at this hour, with hardly anyone around. Only the two of them stood before the Third Hokage's grave.
Hui sighed quietly and left without a word.
For some reason, Hui now wanted to visit Ino. Unfortunately, it was the weekend, and every grade at the school had the day off.
Everything had finally settled, but most of the Uchiha clan didn't want to return to Konoha. Only a small number of Uchiha were still willing to come back to the village.
Now, Hui only wanted to confirm one thing he had always been especially concerned about—his taijutsu training.
The situation was completely clear now. There was no reason for Guy to turn him down.
Taijutsu wasn't simply a way of throwing punches, as most people assumed. Anything called a technique in this world was far from simple.
Taijutsu also involved a great many ways to use chakra. Could you imagine an ordinary ninja dispersing a ninjutsu with nothing but a pair of fists? Shattering a meteor with one punch? Firing an air cannon with their bare hands?
Taijutsu could do all of that.
Ninjutsu-style fighters looked flashier, but if they really wanted to decide a fight, conventional ninjutsu couldn't defeat an elite ninja. Battles usually ended with a taijutsu showdown.