In ten minutes, whoever ate more worms would win.
At first, I only thought about my big mouth and making use of the ingredients, so I only focused on my opponent. But how had that kid Minato managed it?
When Gamabunta asked Minato why, Minato said that he had used the Flying Thunder God passed down by the Second Hokage. Furthermore, while Gamabunta was creating the worms, Minato had already left Flying Thunder God seals around them.
Thus, when Mirai began shouting, Minato used the Flying Thunder God to take the lead. Gamabunta, who had always taken pride in looking down on his enemies, lost his initial advantage the moment he thought he had victory in hand, leading to his final defeat.
Gamabunta was furious, but he was still a great toad. After all, Minato was indeed a strong person worthy of his recognition.
After understanding the reason for his defeat, Gamabunta finally acknowledged Minato and was willing to practice some combination techniques with him. When necessary, he would fight side by side with Minato.
Mirai could tell that Gamabunta had been thoroughly convinced by his defeat, and that hot-tempered fellow seemed to like Minato very much. From beginning to end, he had never once seen him lose his temper at Minato.
"Hmph! So Boss Toad likes Minato's kind of person. That's unexpected..."
"It's not just Gamabunta... Minato is very popular in Konoha..."
Mirai turned around and found the old man from the Third Hokage standing there. "Old man, why are you here?"
"Hmph!"
The Third's eyes curved slightly as he looked at Minato practicing combination techniques with Gamabunta in the distance. He seemed quite satisfied.
"Mirai, what do you think of Minato?"
"Ah! He thinks ahead and acts ahead!"
"This kid... truly has great potential. Not only are his