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"This is... Lightning Release Nintaijutsu?"

Taichi certainly doesn't know any special moves. He's only been training for a short time, and being able to use them proficiently already shows his talent. How could he possibly learn any special moves?

Besides, Taichi only practices ordinary Lightning Release Nintaijutsu. He doesn't have any special moves. He just uses Lightning Release Chakra to stimulate his body, activate it, and enhance his physical abilities. He is just accumulating power.

This is a very common method; it's just that different methods produce different results.

Shiro was also surprised by Taichi's fighting style, but he did come up with a good Ninjutsu that suited him, though he needed to find a suitable reason to explain its origin.

And he hasn't gotten his hands on it yet, but Shiro believes that the day they meet will come eventually.

After Taichi launched his attack, Uchiha Yue did not remain idle. Instead, Taichi quickly launched his own attack. Compared to Taichi's attack, Yue's Uchiha Flame Flow Sword was far superior in terms of both sound and light effects and destructive power.

After all, fire also has the property of explosion, and its damage is much higher than Taichi's cutting.

Moreover, Shiro discovered that the opponent's strengths and weaknesses were very obvious. His strength, defense, and vitality were all very strong, but his speed was very slow. So far, he hadn't even grazed the opponent, let alone hit him.

However, the opponent's vitality was a bit too strong. Despite its body being broken and battered, it still stood there, constantly fighting against Taichi.

This situation reminded Shiro of someone from the future: Hidan from the Akatsuki.

He's just far inferior to Hidan, Hidan not only possesses his own rationality but can also use Ninjutsu.

That's much more sophisticated than this. Although it's a bit neurotic, well, you're a cult member, so it's normal for them to be mentally unstable.

Judging from his appearance, Shiro guessed he was a defective product.

This kind of big, clumsy creature is useless except for being strong and bulky. It's different from the Tailed Beast Tailed Beast, who have their own consciousness and can skillfully use Chakra.

This big, clumsy guy was no match for Taichi and his friends, making him a perfect target.

Of course, it also depends on who the opponent is. If it's Shiro, he might not be able to do anything about him. Shiro mainly relies on skill in combat and lacks powerful attacks. His Noble Phantasm can't unleash a light-based attack.

Facing such an immortal monster is quite troublesome, and the few instant-death Noble Phantasm available are also based on luck. Shiro thinks C's luck is very unreliable.

However, Thousand-Faced Wind's attacks cover too large an area to cut him down, so Shiro discovered a very serious problem.

He lacks powerful single-target attack skills.

Although he could still choose to train in the Rasengan, his time was already full, and he didn't have much energy left to study Rasengan, since Shiro still had to deal with the issues related to Chakra flow.

He's not Konohamaru; his talent isn't that great...

After careful consideration, Shiro decided to go back and start practicing Broken Phantasm!

Broken Phantasm is a skill that destroys Noble Phantasm with immense Mana, turning the Noble Phantasm itself into a container for that immense Mana Mana and detonating it like explosives to inflict severe damage on the opponent.

Normally, damaged Noble Phantasm are difficult to repair, and few Noble Phantasm can be used as containers to store Mana Mana. Therefore, no one would use this skill. However, Archer's Noble Phantasm is copied through Projection and modified by himself, so he can use it without any worries. This skill is also Archer's strongest attack method besides Unlimited Blade Works.

Therefore, Shiro also knows this technique, but perhaps because the Noble Phantasm is Projection from Reality Marble, if it explodes, it will take some time to recover. (The word "may" is used here, so feel free to discuss this setting if you have any opinions; this is a self-defined setting.)

Moreover, it was Shiro who did it himself, rather than the Reality Marble repairing itself, so Shiro basically never used it.

But we can't worry about that now, we can only use it for now. Besides, we have so many Noble Phantasm, losing one or two is not a big deal.

While Shiro was still contemplating the Broken Phantasm, Taichi and Yue had already finished clearing out the remaining minions.

When Shiro snapped out of his thoughts, he saw Taichi and Yue already cleaning up the battlefield.

Thanks to Shiro, the information about the Jashin Cult was buried very well, which can buy us some more time.

Shiro felt slightly embarrassed by the scene before him, so he immediately got off the Blue Snake's head and sent it to help Taichi and the others clean up the battlefield.

However, the scale was simply too large. Even with the support of Shikaki and his group, they still didn't finish processing it until evening. And given Yugakure Ninja's role in this matter...

They didn't trust Yugakure Ninja's men to help them, because who knew how much of the information they ended up with would be compromised?

Therefore, they have been busy until now.

Shiro felt a little awkward the whole way. Although no one said anything to him, he still felt bad. In Shiro previous life's words, he was just being pretentious.

Actually, no one blamed him. First of all, no one else could have done it, which would likely have led to mission failure. Naturally, they couldn't blame Shiro. Reality isn't a novel; there aren't that many brainless teammates.

Secondly, even if it were Nakamura, it wouldn't be much better. In fact, it would be much better. Nakamura knows more assassination techniques, unlike Shiro, who only knows how to unleash his full power.

However, as Shiro's captain and practically his mentor, Nakamura naturally wouldn't blame him. If he were to be blamed for such a record, wouldn't Nakamura be so ashamed they could commit suicide?

A little while later, Shiro and his men returned to Yugakure with the three prisoners. They were not afraid of being exposed and didn't care at all.

There's only one night to move them; there's simply not enough time. This will only expose more things.

At the same time, this was also to get the other side's main leaders to leave, so that Shiro and his team only needed to do what the mission instructed: wipe out the other side's headquarters.

As for the remnants, that's not Shiro and his men should worry about.

After all, no matter how weak it is, it is still a country. Making things too tense will not do them any good. Although it is cruel, this is the reality. Interests are what determine the direction of Shiro and his men's actions.

Apart from that, nothing else matters to a ninja; at least for now, a ninja's role remains that of a weapon.

Therefore, Shiro and his companions only need to complete their mission. As for what happens to the people of this country, that's not Shiro concern. Who are they to worry about?

Back at their residence, Shikaki, Nakamura, Toyota sorted out the intelligence they had gathered that day.

Shiro and Isshin stayed with Taichi and Tsuki, recording the information provided by the three prisoners.

At first, these three were very defiant; Shiro's use of the Ten Great Tortures of the Qing Dynasty couldn't intimidate them. Finally, Shiro hardened his heart and gritted his teeth, releasing Taichi's Sharingan...

As it turns out, Genjutsu are still the most reliable way to deal with cult members...