"Fortunately, the abilities dangerous to me are either hidden away or buried. Once I've grown strong enough, I won't fear their abilities at all!" Uchiha Tenshu thought to himself in relief, utterly confident in the dojutsu of his eyes.
He knew full well that abilities like those of Uchiha Itachi and Uchiha Shisui, while beyond ordinary imagination, still belonged to the category of ninjutsu in essence and followed the fundamental principles of ninjutsu. That meant that even ninjas at their level could find ways to counter and break those abilities, just as Uchiha Itachi had once said: every technique had its weakness.
For example, Tsukuyomi was a spiritual attack, and it could be defended against with a false body. Even Amaterasu, the strongest physical attack, could be evaded with the Great Snake-Style Substitution Technique.
Take Kotoamatsukami, for instance. It could alter an enemy's thoughts and will, but if the gap in strength was too great, it would fail to take effect. It could even be avoided through precognition, and at worst, one only needed to avoid meeting the user to avoid being caught by it.
Going a step further.
Even Uchiha Obito's dual Kamui, compared with the abilities of Uchiha Itachi and Shisui, merely had different areas of emphasis.
Although dual Kamui was more powerful in certain respects, it possessed the same fundamental limitations. Otherwise, the Fourth Hokage, Minato Namikaze, would not have been able to toy with Obito in so many different ways.
Even if Uchiha Obito recovered both of his Mangekyō Sharingan, he would only achieve Beyond Kage Level attack power through certain methods. He could not completely break through the limits of his own strength. His weaknesses would still remain and could be targeted in all manner of ways.
What was astonishing was that Uchiha Hikari's Mangekyō