Enemy Attack

In some respects, this showed just how important experience still was.

Take Uchiha Madara, for example. He was practically a monster in the Shinobi World. His experience was so abundant that, based solely on the intelligence he had received, he could deduce where the hidden root of disaster within Uchiha Yue lay. Uchiha Yue, on the other hand, had risen too quickly. Most of the time, he relied on memories of the original plot to analyze situations, leaving him unable even now to determine exactly where the problem in his body lay.

Fortunately, after repeated attempts, Uchiha Yue had discovered that there was nothing wrong with his Mangekyō Sharingan. At the very least, he could still activate and deactivate it, which let him relax a little. However, Uchiha Yue still had not realized the severity of the issue at the time. He never imagined that the hidden danger buried within him would nearly cost him his life.

After several days of recuperation, the injury to Uchiha Yue's leg had eased considerably. This was largely thanks to his profound mastery of Medical Ninjutsu; otherwise, his recovery would have taken much longer. During those days, Uchiha Yue had also adjusted his condition and examined the hidden dangers within himself. Unfortunately, once he discovered that his Mangekyō Sharingan was fine, he shifted his attention toward his enemies.

Thus, the hidden danger within Uchiha Yue remained undiscovered. Driven by his desire for revenge, he lost an opportunity—an opportunity to eliminate the danger lurking inside him!

That day, Uchiha Yue used his Purple Eye to inspect the Uchiha Clan elite unit under his command and found that its members were all in fairly good condition. He then checked his own injuries. Once he determined that he had recovered roughly eighty percent of his peak strength,