Wasn't the Sorcerer Supreme version of me in the parallel world supposed to be the most powerful Sorcerer Supreme in history?
There was no reason I wouldn't know how to do it.
Or was it simply absent from the inheritance, while my parallel-world self could actually do it?
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "So Fatty is the Sorcerer Supreme from another timeline?"
Ninth Son of Great Qin: "No. The Sorcerer Supreme at the time was Doctor Strange. You can think of it as talent."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Pfft!"
What the hell did he mean, talent?!
So the parallel-world version of himself, bearing the title of the most powerful Sorcerer Supreme in history, was actually less talented than that fatty.
Ordinary Group Owner: "Can't do this, can't do that."
Ordinary Group Owner: "I seriously suspect that your talent for magic is worse than your parallel-world self's."
Ordinary Group Owner: "Or maybe that title was just puffed up, like Hiruzen Sarutobi, the so-called strongest Hokage of all time in the Naruto World."
Golden Flash: "."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "You actually compared me to Hiruzen Sarutobi?"
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "That is simply an insult to me!"
Golden Flash: "."
Minato Namikaze could only sigh helplessly when he saw Hiruzen Sarutobi being spoken of this way.
The Third Hokage certainly had strength. Whether it was his research into ninjutsu or his combinations of various ninjutsu, he ranked among the very best in the Ninja World.
Among his contemporaries, perhaps only the Second Hokage could surpass Hiruzen Sarutobi in those areas.
The title "Ninja Hero" was not one the Third Hokage had bestowed upon himself, either.
Still, when Minato thought of the description of the Third Generation in his schoolbooks—[the strongest Hokage of all time, known as the Professor]—he