Humans always feared the unknown, whether it came from other humans, creatures, or anything else.
With my ability, Tsunade can't cure him. Mirai took a deep breath and silently watched the person lying on the hospital bed.
"Why?" Tsunade raised a brow, not understanding.
"There isn't much time left," Mirai said expressionlessly.
He had only come to learn medical ninjutsu, not to save the wounded.
Naturally, there was no way he would waste a great deal of time and energy saving someone.
Besides, if he had known this institution was so gifted, he would never have come to Tsunade.
Mirai's goal was to learn healing techniques and gain the ability to keep fighting in battle. He had not come to study under Tsunade.
Furthermore, Tsunade's offense mainly focused on monstrous strength, which Mirai did not particularly need.
The other thing Mirai found appealing was the Yin Seal on Tsunade's forehead, which stored chakra that was normally unused.
With slight adjustments to the chakra, it could achieve instant healing, strengthen attacks, and increase speed.
A skilled user could also rely on the low output and fine control of the chakra within the Yin Seal to preserve youth, improve bodily functions, and maintain their body at its peak.
This technique was not bad, but to the current Mirai, it was merely somewhat useless.
As a seven-year-old child, he did not have much chakra to begin with, much less any "excess" chakra to store.
"If that's all, I'll be leaving first." Dong Ge glanced at Tsunade, who was too choked up to speak, then turned and left without giving her a chance to respond.
As Mirai's figure disappeared at the entrance of the camp, something turned into a black shadow and was tossed through the air.
Tsunade instinctively reached out and caught it,