After resolving the problem that had plagued him for so long, Mirai and his family grew closer.
Akita Yamanaka, especially, had always been careful in the past, afraid that Mirai would think of Xiao Tianqing and that she would not know how to answer. But now, she was much more at ease around him.
Because Akita Yamanaka believed that Mirai had only just learned the news, she had been especially attentive to him these past few days, doing everything she could to cheer him up so he would not sink into the pain of losing his father.
As he learned more and more skills, Mirai had become increasingly busy over the past few days. However, he still needed to spend as much time as possible practicing the "Mind Transfer Technique." This skill was extremely important to him at this stage, because its power was determined by his mental strength and was not restricted by physical stamina like other skills.
What worried Mirai, however, was that as he practiced "Mind Transfer," his "Spirit" attribute increased more quickly, naturally widening the gap between it and his "Strength" attribute.
Worried about the unknown changes mentioned on the attribute panel, Mirai also began doing some simple running exercises. Although the results in improving his "Strength" attribute were far from satisfactory, they were better than nothing.
After dinner, Mirai went to guide the children in their training as usual. As the number of children in the group increased, Mirai's actions caught the Third Hokage's attention.
At that moment, an image of the chubby boy practicing horse-stance punches appeared in the Third Hokage's crystal ball.
The Third Hokage was very curious about Mirai's teaching methods, because he had noticed the little fellows' unusually rapid progress.
He knew that even if he, the so-called "Professor of Ninjutsu,"