One day later, the two of them arrived at Camp No. 3 at a normal pace, where they would join the other four camps in a head-on battle. Along the way, Mirai carefully explained the cultivation method of the Rasengan to his teacher and companions. Through intense "discussion" and "exchange," he only presented the Rasengan's second stage as "Power," gathering all their ideas. He pointed out that the Rasengan's third stage should be the theory of sustaining and successfully completing the Rasengan!
He had no idea how many brain cells had died. As soon as the act was over, he immediately called everyone over to practice. He took out balloons he had prepared in advance and had Mirai casually fill them with water. Then Mirai held the balloons one after another, gripping a rubber ball as he began practicing the second stage, "Power."
That series of actions truly moved the three of them. Look at how neatly he had brought out the balloons, how thoroughly prepared he was. Clearly, he had already intended to share this unrecorded ninja technique with them. That alone was more than enough.
The dull journey passed entirely amid half-jogging and half-practice. Mirai, who had the strongest ninja talent, had even managed to poke a small hole in a water balloon! Such rapid progress was astonishing, but to completely finish the "Rotation" stage, he still needed to make the water balloon explode. So after that, Mirai continued practicing with water balloons.
In short, aside from the three training separately, the group of four reached their destination, Camp No. 3, on the second evening.
The process was similar to Camp No. 7. Three people waited in the tent while Mirai studied and received instructions. The difference was that there were more wounded here than at Camp No.