Training?
To Naori, it was not all that important.
Handling clan affairs had exposed her to quite a few historical records of the clan.
Through the accounts passed down since ancient times within those records, she had crossed time and space to witness how many members of the Uchiha Clan, after awakening the Sharingan, gained unprecedented power while also losing their former steady state of mind.
They became paranoid, arrogant, and mad from the birth of the Sharingan.
Yet she had seen none of that in Rikusei. Meanwhile, Kagami, Baru, and the others, whose Sharingan had awakened with his help, displayed such symptoms to varying degrees.
Without realizing it, the girl's thoughts drifted to the scriptures from the Fire Temple that Kagami had once read.
Although Buddhist scriptures offered little benefit to ninja, after carefully reading their contents, Naori felt there were points worth adopting.
Silently, she began an experiment on cultivating one's state of mind.
Cultivating the heart.
She would start with Kagami.
Disagree?
Her fists would erase all objections.
And so it was.
The girl named Naori found her own method of reforming the Uchiha among those her age.
Read some Buddhist scriptures. They might prove useful in the future.
After all, the crow tengu statue worshipped in the Fire Temple bore some resemblance to the Complete Body Susanoo, as did the talent of the Sage clan that had been passed down within the temple to this day.
And besides—
Her trip to Mount Myoboku had taught Naori that the places where the Sages of the Sage Lands usually stayed were, for the most part, their respective temples.
Temples.
They were places that could not be easily overlooked.
Leaving the Uchiha's new clan grounds, the girl leaned against a wooden wall by the roadside and watched the outer