Meanwhile, Uchiha Fugaku also reported to Ying Yue that he had awakened the Mangekyō Sharingan.
His Mangekyō dōjutsu were Amaterasu and Ame-no-Koyane.
Amaterasu was a black flame that burned away all things. Once ignited, it could not be extinguished and could reduce anything to ashes in an instant. Ame-no-Koyane, meanwhile, was a precognitive dōjutsu that could foresee events about to happen in the near future. Especially in battle, it could predict an opponent's movements, giving Fugaku an enormous advantage.
However, when it came to foreseeing the distant future, the accuracy of this dōjutsu declined. What it showed was merely one possibility, not an inevitability.
Ying Yue greatly praised Fugaku's talent and abilities. "Both of these dōjutsu are extremely powerful. Especially in battle, they can give you a tremendous advantage."
During their conversation, Ying Yue brought up Fugaku's son, Uchiha Itachi, showing concern for him.
Ying Yue knew well that Itachi might face the problem of bloodline disease in the future. It was an illness caused by the excessive physical burden of frequent Sharingan use, one that gradually depleted a person's life force.
Though Ying Yue did not mention this directly, he reminded Fugaku, "I've noticed that Itachi's Yin Release chakra and Sharingan have been progressing a little too quickly. This could place a burden on his body. I suggest taking him to Orochimaru for an examination, to see whether there are any underlying issues."
Uchiha Fugaku took this very seriously. Although he had always maintained a stern and composed image before Itachi, he actually cared deeply for his son.
Upon hearing Ying Yue's suggestion, Fugaku immediately said, "I'll take Itachi to Orochimaru for a thorough examination."
On the surface, Ying Yue was concerned about Itachi's health. In truth, he wanted to prevent the fate of Uchiha Itachi dying young from