He had not even done this well the first time he performed a dissection.
"I'm very sorry, Teacher Orochimaru. I currently don't have the ability to separate the blood vessels and nerve network. Once my chakra reserves increase a little, I might be able to use chakra threads to assist in peeling them apart."
Having finished the dissection, Yang Hao showed some regret. This dissection had not been perfect.
"Have you done this before?"
Orochimaru grew increasingly satisfied with this disciple.
"I used to catch wild rabbits, pheasants, fish, frogs, and toads with traps to give everyone an extra meal."
Yang Hao was not lying. Children of that age were naturally mischievous—raiding bird nests for eggs, catching pheasants and rabbits, as well as fish and frogs, were everyday activities.
Of course, successful catches were rare, mainly because they were not allowed to venture too deeply into the woods or rivers.
"You have great talent in this area."
Orochimaru could not help but praise him. Having such an outstanding disciple made it impossible for a teacher not to be happy.
At the very least, this disciple was far better than that idiot Nawaki.
"Thank you for the praise, Teacher Orochimaru. I will study diligently from now on."
"I'll show you around my laboratory. This place will be yours from now on. I'll also pick out a gift for you."
Orochimaru walked toward the area where specimens and numerous ninjutsu scrolls were stored.
"Here are all the ninjutsu I have collected, from A-rank to C-rank. You may browse and study them all..."
He first went over to the ninjutsu scrolls and introduced them. Yang Hao followed beside him and looked around. The shelves were crammed full of ninjutsu scrolls; at a rough glance, there were at least a thousand.
Given Uncle Snake's