Naruto: Character Template, Starting as Six Paths Sasuke
Chapter 32

I Think You've Developed Pretty Well, Haven't You?

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Liuli stood quietly where she was, her gaze following Sasuke's retreating figure.

In her heart, she felt both anticipation for Sasuke's future and concern over the heavy burden he would bear.

After all, Liuli had experienced Six Paths Sasuke's power and seen all of his memories from that point onward.

That was the power of Six Paths Sasuke, a power beyond ordinary people's reach, almost divine.

She had experienced the shock of that power firsthand, and knew full well the hardships and sacrifices Sasuke had endured to obtain it.

"Sasuke, your future will surely be even more glorious." Liuli sighed silently to herself.

She knew Sasuke had extraordinary talent and perseverance, and was destined to become the finest ninja in the village.

And the power of Indra's reincarnation would be the greatest weapon on his future path.

However, Liuli also understood that a glorious future didn't come easily.

The responsibilities and burdens Sasuke carried were far beyond what most people could imagine.

Just as Liuli was lost in thought, a familiar presence suddenly approached.

She looked up and saw Iruka walking toward her. Sasuke had already left.

"Good morning, Liuli-sensei! I heard you were a new teacher. The Third Hokage told me about you, and I came especially to look after Sasuke. I just watched you teach the students, and you did a great job."

Iruka greeted Liuli with a warm smile.

His eyes shone with approval and anticipation. Clearly, he thought highly of the new teacher.

Liuli was slightly taken aback, then quickly recovered and replied with a smile, "It's nice to meet you, Iruka-sensei. I'm Uchiha Sasuke's older sister, Uchiha Ruri."

Her voice was gentle yet firm, giving her a warm but dignified air.

Iruka was surprised to hear that. He hadn't expected the new teacher to be Sasuke's older sister.

He had once heard a little about Sasuke's family from the Third Hokage. He knew Sasuke's parents had died just a few days ago, and that only the two siblings remained in the clan.

Now, seeing Sasuke's older sister here—and seeing that she was a Konoha teacher as well—stirred complicated feelings in his heart.

"So you're Sasuke's older sister. I really didn't expect that," Iruka said with a sigh. "Sasuke is a very talented child, but he's also been through a lot of pain and hardship. As his teacher, I'll do everything I can to look after him and help him."

Liuli was deeply moved. She knew Iruka genuinely cared about Sasuke.

She nodded gently and said, "Thank you, Iruka-sensei. I'll also do everything I can to look after Sasuke and help him feel the warmth of home here."

"But, Liuli-sensei, your outfit..." Iruka began hesitantly, his gaze wandering over her with a hint of curiosity and confusion.

He was dressed in ninja attire, the typical look for a ninja, while Liuli wore a simple, fresh white dress that made her look like the girl next door. It seemed somewhat out of place in the world of ninjas.

Liuli was slightly taken aback, then understood the confusion in Iruka's eyes.

She looked down at her outfit. The white dress looked pure and elegant beneath the sunlight, standing out sharply against the clothes worn by the surrounding ninjas.

The female body created by the Yin-Yang Androgyny Technique has a pretty big chest... Liuli grumbled inwardly, though it didn't stop her from getting used to having a girl's body.

I crossed over into this world as a guy who looks like a girl. So what if I'm a girl now?!

She understood that this was a peculiar change brought about by the Yin-Yang Androgyny Technique. It might seem unusual to other people, but to her, it was just a minor detour on the path of cultivation.

Liuli smiled faintly, realizing Iruka was probably wondering why she had chosen to dress this way.

In truth, it wasn't a deliberate choice on her part. It was simply a natural effect of the Yin-Yang Androgyny Technique. As her cultivation improved, her body had gradually undergone subtle changes.

The most noticeable change was her chest. Under the influence of the Yin-Yang Androgyny Technique, it had become full and firm, with graceful curves, as if carefully sculpted by nature.

The lines of her chest were smooth, full, and springy, tempting as a ripe peach.

When she had lowered her head just now, her ample chest had shown faintly beneath her clothes, radiating an indescribable charm.

Liuli didn't pay it much mind. She understood that this was an inevitable result of the Yin-Yang Androgyny Technique.

Liuli: Well, you get used to it!

"Iruka-sensei, do you think my outfit doesn't really suit a ninja?" Liuli asked teasingly, giving him a playful wink.

Caught off guard by her words, Iruka soon recovered and smiled as he shook his head. "No, no, Liuli-sensei. I was just curious. After all, in our world, ninjas are usually portrayed as tough and capable, while your outfit gives off a gentle, soft impression."

Liuli smiled and explained, "Actually, I chose to dress this way because I wanted to show the students a different image of a ninja. Ninjas aren't only cold and focused on fighting; they can be gentle and caring, too. I hope my outfit will help the students see the many sides of being a ninja and understand the profession more fully."

A note of admiration flashed in Iruka's eyes as he listened to Liuli's explanation. He nodded and said, "Liuli-sensei, that's a very creative idea. We really should show the students the different sides of a ninja instead of limiting their view to combat and coldness.

"Your outfit suits your personal style, and it gives the students a fresh perspective, too."

Looking at Liuli with a serious expression, Iruka said, "Still, as the homeroom teacher, I have to remind you that during practical training, you should just spar lightly. Kiba's ninken generally aren't allowed to take part."

Liuli stared at him blankly, apparently confused by the rule.

She asked in puzzlement, "Huh? Why can't Kiba's ninken take part? Aren't they his reliable partners?"

This was her first time taking on the role of a teacher, and she wasn't yet familiar with some of the rules and restrictions for practical training.

Iruka patiently explained, "Liuli-sensei, I understand why you're confused. Kiba's ninken really are indispensable partners in battle, but we have some special considerations during practical training."

He paused, then continued, "First of all, the main purpose of practical training is to help students improve their ninjutsu skills and tactical awareness through simulated combat. If we let ninken take part, the outcome of a fight would often be influenced by the ninken's abilities instead of reflecting the students' own strength. That would make it impossible for us to accurately evaluate their progress and shortcomings."

Liuli nodded, seeming to begin to understand what Iruka meant. She continued, "But aren't ninken very useful in actual combat? Why can't they play a part in training?"

Iruka smiled and replied, "Liuli-sensei, you've brought up a very important point. Ninken are indeed very useful in actual combat. They can help ninjas with all kinds of tasks, including reconnaissance, attacks, and defense. But during practical training, we focus more on improving the students' individual abilities and training them to work as a team. If we let ninken take part, the students might rely too much on their strength and neglect their own growth and improvement."

He paused briefly, then continued, "Besides, the simulated battles during practical training usually take place in a relatively safe environment. Having ninken join in could increase the risk of accidents, such as injuring another student or causing other unpredictable situations.

"On top of that..."

Liuli was immediately speechless inside. She grumbled to herself, Wow, Iruka-sensei, you're making this explanation awfully long. Do you really have to go into this much detail? I only asked why, and you've given me a whole speech!

Though she thought that, Liuli maintained her obedient smile and nodded politely, as if she completely understood what Iruka meant.

"Mhm, mhm, mhm, mhm, mhm, mhm!" Liuli nodded furiously, took out a notebook and pen, and jotted it down.

Seeing Liuli nod, Iruka seemed satisfied that she understood. He continued, "Practical training is mainly meant to strengthen the students' individual abilities and teamwork. If we let ninken take part, their abilities would affect the outcome, and we wouldn't be able to accurately evaluate the students' performance."

Liuli continued grumbling to herself, Sensei, can't you put it more simply? You've said so much, I'm getting dizzy!

But she kept smiling and nodded in agreement.

You're absolutely right! I'll just take notes!

"All right, Iruka-sensei."

She thought, The teacher is a bit long-winded, but he does have a point. Practical training needs to assess everyone's performance fairly and impartially.

Iruka seemed to think his explanation still wasn't thorough enough, so he added, "Also, the simulated battles during practical training take place in a relatively safe environment. If the ninken take part, it could increase the risk of accidents. We have to make sure every student stays safe."

Liuli couldn't help rolling her eyes inwardly. Sensei, you're so considerate, but you don't have to say the same thing so many times! I know safety is important. You don't need to keep emphasizing it!

However, she kept her obedient smile and nodded, showing that she understood completely.

More furious note-taking!

She thought, Never mind. The teacher is looking out for our safety. He may be a bit long-winded, but I should still thank him for caring. And so, Iruka continued talking while Liuli nodded along and silently grumbled to herself.

Although she thought Iruka was a little long-winded, she also understood that he meant well.

Liuli finally understood why Sasuke found classes so annoying. But Iruka, as a teacher...

Iruka sincerely hoped they would learn and improve during practical training.

At last, Iruka finished his long speech, and the bell rang.

He looked at Liuli and asked, "Do you understand?"

Liuli hurriedly nodded and replied obediently, "I understand, Iruka-sensei. Thank you for the reminder and the lesson."

After saying this, Liuli couldn't help feeling relieved. She knew that although she always acted obedient and attentive on the surface, in truth she wasn't entirely convinced by what Iruka-sensei said.

It wasn't that she didn't respect him. She just sometimes found his explanations a little too long, and had trouble paying attention.

Simply put, he talked too much. His character template didn't seem as good as Six Paths Sasuke's...

As homeroom teacher, Iruka naturally wanted his students to take every class seriously, especially such an important one as practical training.

So even though Liuli felt a little impatient, she still decided to go back and review properly for the upcoming classes.

At the very least, she had to prepare thoroughly. After all, the Konoha High Command was still keeping an eye on her.

Iruka-sensei heard Liuli's reply and nodded in satisfaction.

Then he turned and left, leaving Liuli alone where she stood. She watched him walk away and breathed a sigh of relief.

Now I finally understand why Sasuke doesn't want to go to class. I'll tell Sasuke this afternoon that he can use Shadow Clones to consider skipping class. I'll teach him the Shadow Clone Technique, too. It's a must-have for cutting class.

Thinking this, Liuli couldn't help letting a sly smile curl her lips.

She had always been curious about why Sasuke skipped class. Now she had finally figured it out—he found lessons boring and wanted to find something more exciting to do.

Although Liuli didn't encourage skipping class, she understood Sasuke's thinking.

After all, young people were always full of curiosity and a spirit of adventure, eager to explore the unknown.

Besides, Sasuke was powerful, and skipping class wouldn't affect his grades.

After leaving the school, Liuli took the path leading to Konoha's streets.

Sunlight streamed through gaps in the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground.

A gentle breeze brought a touch of coolness, putting Liuli in a particularly good mood.

Konoha's streets were the busiest part of the village, bustling with people.

The shops lining both sides of the street were packed with all kinds of goods. There were clothing stores, restaurants, toy shops, and just about anything else you could imagine.

Liuli strolled aimlessly, stopping now and then to look at the goods in a shop or greet an acquaintance passing by.

Just as she was enjoying herself, the owner of a clothing store suddenly grabbed her.

The owner was a middle-aged woman with a full figure and a friendly smile that was always on her face. As soon as she saw Liuli, she greeted her warmly: "Oh, isn't that Liuli? What brings you out shopping today?"

Liuli was a little surprised, but still replied politely, "Yes, I had some free time, so I came out for a walk. Business is good at your store, ma'am."

The owner laughed delightedly. "Oh, it's nothing. You look lovely today, Liuli, and you've developed very well, too. Why don't you come into the store and buy some clothes?"

"Huh? Developed well?" Liuli glanced down at her own chest.

Well... she really was... pretty big...

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