Soji's Path

One week after his trip to the Underworld, Shiro was sitting at the experimental table in the Dragon Vein Workshop, reading the analysis report on the Sharingan in his hands.

He had to admit, the decision for him and Orochimaru to research separately had been the right one. Their ways of thinking were far too different; working together would only interfere with each other's progress.

Case in point: when the two of them had worked together before, a problem they already had a concrete approach for had taken nearly half a month to solve. But now, in just over a month, once they combined their data, they had found a controllable method to awaken a one-tomoe Sharingan!

So sometimes, 1+1 really was not greater than 1. It might even be less than 1.

Of course, Shisui's Mangekyo Sharingan had also played a huge role in such major progress. After all, it gave them an extra set of comparative data.

After looking over the data for a while, Shiro put down the documents in his hands. They already had a direction for the one-tomoe stage. Next, they only needed to proceed with the experiments step by step. Success was merely a matter of time.

What needed worrying about now was Soji's problem.

At that thought, Shiro frowned again. Ever since this mission, Soji had finally gained a clear understanding of the gap between himself and Shisui's group.

He had vaguely thought so before, but because he had never truly compared himself against them, he had not felt it deeply. This time, however, after all three of them went all out, the result became very obvious.

Compared with Shisui and Ayue, whose ancestors were incredible, whose inheritances were incredible, and whose talents were incredible, Soji only had one thing that could barely