Naruto: My Settings Are Above Yours
Chapter 104

One Man

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Among the Legendary Sannin, two were on the front lines, though Tsunade was most likely in charge of the Medical Unit.

Thus, the ones facing Iwagakure's two Tailed Beast Jinchuriki were Hatake Sakumo and Jiraiya.

Genma did not know whether Jiraiya had completed his Sage Mode training, but at the very least, he could summon the great toads of Mount Myoboku.

Forget suppressing Tailed Beasts; matching them evenly would definitely not be a problem.

His teacher, Hatake Sakumo, on the other hand, did not seem to have any particularly effective means of restraining Tailed Beasts, as far as Genma knew.

"Genma, do you know anything about Iwagakure's Jinchuriki?"

As they traveled, Yamashiro Aoba asked.

He knew very little about Tailed Beasts.

In fact, it was not just him. Most Jonin possessed very little intelligence on them.

"I know a little."

Genma gave Yamashiro Aoba and Shizune some basic information. "Iwagakure has the Four-Tails and Five-Tails. The former possesses Lava Release, a fusion of Fire and Earth nature transformations that creates magma-based attacks."

"The Five-Tails' main power is Boil Release, a fusion of Fire Release and Water Release. Therefore, the Five-Tails Jinchuriki has another nickname: the Steam Ninja. Its force and impact are extremely astonishing."

"Among the Nine Tailed Beasts, the more tails they have, the stronger they are."

Shizune said, "So the Four-Tails and Five-Tails aren't as strong as the Eight-Tails."

"Not necessarily," Genma said.

"The Eight-Tails has an unusual relationship with Kumogakure, but according to the intelligence provided by the Third, once the Four-Tails and Five-Tails go berserk, they cannot distinguish friend from foe. They are actually much more troublesome to deal with."

"Once a Tailed Beast is fully released and goes berserk, it is nothing like a Jinchuriki."

Unless they were perfect Jinchuriki who could work seamlessly with

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