But Mirai did not stop offering his brothers advice. On the contrary, he was quite pleased with this and spent even more time guiding them.
It was like an investment. Genuine feelings forged in childhood were far more reliable than the unpredictable thoughts that might arise as the next generation grew up!
The more friends like this they had, the stronger they would become, and naturally, they would receive more help in the future.
This meant that when he wanted to stir things up, all he had to do was climb a mountain and shout loudly, and hundreds of loyal, powerful supporters would rise to back him. Who could stop him?
Competitors and conspirators like Shimura Danzo would probably have to hide in dark corners and tremble.
"Big Brother, many people in our class haven't even refined chakra yet. The teacher definitely won't teach ninjutsu now." Seeing that Mirai did not respond to this, he seemed to sense Mirai's authority and displeasure.
Ao quickly corrected his attitude, raised his head proudly, and said, "But Boss, we've really learned the basics of taijutsu. Why don't we spar?"
Having just learned how to refine chakra, Mirai's ambition to learn ninjutsu had already taken root. Hearing that Ao had not learned it yet, he could not help but feel disappointed.
As for taijutsu, he had already begun learning swordsmanship, so Mirai did not have much desire for it. Would you really be foolish enough to throw away the blade in your hand and use short-ranged, weak fists that caused only minor wounds against an enemy?
Even someone like Guy, the pale blue beast of Konoha and a taijutsu fanatic who had nearly kicked the finale away, could prove that taijutsu was no weaker than any ninjutsu.
But Might Duy's strength came from the