Chapter 282

After that, Shiro led them towards Konoha. The journey was quiet, as Ayue was naturally peaceful, and Shiro was passing the time by studying Magecraft.

As for the other two, well, Shiro found it troublesome and simply used Magecraft to put them to sleep. They won't wake up for a while if the curse isn't lifted.

Shiro was just being cautious. Jingxia might not cause trouble because of Shiro's strength, but Uzumaki Tiezhu. If he thought Shiro was an enemy, he would be finished.

Firstly, it's hard to explain; secondly, this is in the sky, and if anything happens, it could be fatal.

As for using Sealing Jutsu on the Uzumaki Clan, well, Shiro wasn't that confident, so he simply used a spell to knock them out.

Two days later, Shiro and Minato met the two not far from the village, and then took Ayue, who refused to stay in the village, back to the Magecraft Workshop.

In fact, Shiro didn't recommend that Ayue stay in Konoha right now, as Konoha is still too dangerous for Ayue at the moment.

Her Mystic Eyes are a powerful weapon, especially for the Shinobi World where there is no way to counter them.

Therefore, if Ayue were to enter Konoha now, it would inevitably cause a great commotion. Shiro did not believe that Mito would overlook such a powerful fighter because of him.

Therefore, Shiro preferred to keep Ayue by his side for the time being, even if she was a little lonely, at least she would be safe, which was better than being fought over by the villagers and having the risk of becoming a test subject.

Thus, Shiro rejected Minato's suggestion and returned to the Workshop with Ayue.

Upon arriving at the Workshop, Shiro did not act as Hero of Justice as originally planned, but instead plunged directly into the First Experimental Zone to continue developing that Magecraft.

Shiro's original plan was to return and settle Ayue before starting a year-long Heroic Spirit Synchronization program to improve his other skills as quickly as possible.

He then returned directly to the village to build a Replacement Magecraft array, connecting the Workshop to his home in Konoha. With his current Magecraft skill and the addition of Projection- Caster Class Noble Phantasm, he was capable of doing so.

However, that was the original plan, but it has changed now. On the way back, while studying the Magecraft Scroll, Shiro suddenly had inspiration and ideas for Magecraft that he had been developing for some time but had no clue about.

Therefore, the Heroic Spirit Synchronization Plan was shelved again. After all, the plan could be carried out at any time, but inspiration could not come at any time. Shiro could tell which was more important.

At worst, it would take another six months. Anyway, they've been out for so long, and they haven't made any specific demands. Shiro really doesn't want to miss this opportunity.

Thanks to his systematic database and Projection Magecraft, Shiro has a broad knowledge of Magecraft theory, but this has also made his knowledge quite disorganized and lacking a coherent system, consisting of bits and pieces from different parts of the same thing.

This was undoubtedly detrimental to Shiro's training, but there was nothing that could be done about it. Shiro had no one to teach him and relied entirely on self-study, so he learned many things as needed.

In addition to the Magecraft knowledge brought by the Noble Phantasm, Shiro has come to his current situation. Therefore, Shiro hopes to integrate his Magecraft knowledge system by developing this Magecraft.

To thoroughly fill in the gaps in one's knowledge across various systems, or at least to make initial improvements.

In the short term, this kind of thing won't be very profitable, since Shiro doesn't rely on Magecraft to fight. But don't forget, Projection Magecraft is still Magecraft, and if Shiro wants to improve it, he has to work hard in this area.

Heroic Spirit Synchronization can only improve the corresponding learning ability. In other words, without relevant training, a high affinity is useless, unless it reaches 100%.

However, at that time, you wouldn't be yourself anymore, so it wouldn't be feasible.

Therefore, this requires a certain level of Magecraft from Shiro himself, since Shiro doesn't have a big boss supporting him and can only rely on his own practice.

Just like developing Ninjutsu, developing a new Magecraft is also a good way to quickly integrate one's own Magecraft knowledge system. Although it is difficult, the effort and the reward are proportional.

Of course, there are other ways, such as learning a powerful Magecraft trick, but that would be somewhat useless for Shiro.

Shiro's fighting style is currently undoubtedly biased towards melee combat, while those grand Magecraft are mostly long-range and require a long preparation time, which is completely incompatible with Shiro's fighting style.

Therefore, he might as well try to develop a Magecraft that he likes and that fits his fighting style. After all, the result is not important; what matters to him is the process.

Unfortunately, before this, Shiro had no clue about this matter, so there was no way he could integrate it. Now that he finally had an inspiration, he naturally couldn't give up.

Well, and then Shiro continued his journey of getting beaten up, but this time it was different from before. Before, it was just about getting beaten up, but now, after each beating, Shiro would have new insights and realize more of his own shortcomings.

For the next six months, Shiro was like a sponge, constantly absorbing knowledge and enriching himself.

As the Magecraft became more and more perfect, its own Magecraft system was also being integrated at a rapid pace. Of course, in order to keep up with the speed of experimentation, Shiro's bounty from the last mission was almost used up.

In return, the First Laboratory was completely renovated, and Shiro's Magecraft improved rapidly. All of this was worthwhile!

Six months later, on a plain, a massacre was taking place. A man with a scarf covering his face and slightly graying hair was shooting arrows at a group of warriors.

Each arrow takes a life, and their panic grows with each passing moment.

However, the man's attacks were not frequent. After sacrificing more than a dozen warriors, they finally got close to the man. Just as they were about to unleash their furious blows on him, thinking the battle was over, they realized that the outcome was decided.

The man said calmly, "Zeroing."

The samurai swords all came to rest on his body, as if they were dull blades without any force! No! They were even less than dull blades, as if they were simply placed there lightly!

But how could this be! They knew very well that they had already struck! The knife was intact! They had exerted their strength, but it felt as if they hadn't exerted any strength at all; it was extremely strange.

Suddenly, the man moved, moving with incredible speed among the remaining twenty-odd warriors, leaving them either dead or maimed wherever he went!

Their resistance was like a performance; they had clearly struck him, but somehow it didn't cause him any harm!

"Monster! Monster! Monster! Run!"

Gradually, after the man had knocked down nearly half of them, the remaining samurai could no longer suppress their fear and began to discard their weapons and flee in all directions.

Seeing this, the man also withdrew his attack stance and said softly, "It's up to you now."