A Superstar's Start: Minato Namikaze

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With Toji's approval, Uchiha Yan immediately got to work.

The Aerial Fortress remained at an altitude invisible from the ground and sped at full speed toward the waters west of the Land of Wind.

Toji cut off contact with her, and his consciousness returned to Konoha.

By rough calculation, the Aerial Fortress would need over thirty days to reach the target waters.

"Thirty days..."

Toji suddenly recalled that the timing would coincide exactly with the Ninja Academy's entrance ceremony for new students.

He had not attended a single entrance ceremony in recent years. By now, such matters were no longer worth his personal appearance.

Konoha was currently in a transitional slump.

The emergence of Konoha's genius shinobi followed an exceptionally regular pattern. Every so often, they would appear in concentrated waves, while one or two super geniuses would emerge during the gaps.

In Toji's eyes, they could be divided chronologically into the Bronze Age, Silver Age, Golden Age, and Platinum Age.

The representative shinobi of the Bronze Age were Kagami Uchiha, Hiruzen Sarutobi, and their generation.

The representatives of the Silver Age were Tsunade and Orochimaru...

The two eras were separated by thirteen years, with super-genius shinobi such as Senju Kenyu and Hatake Sakumo appearing in between.

The transition from the Silver Age to the Golden Age represented by Kakashi took a full twenty-four years.

During that period, Konoha only produced scattered ordinary geniuses.

The most outstanding among them was naturally Minato Namikaze, who enrolled this year. Without Minato, the strongest shinobi attending school during this transitional period would probably only have been Fugaku Uchiha and the Hyuga brothers.

For that reason, Toji had not attended an entrance ceremony in