He was naturally immensely satisfied with Susanoo-no-Mikoto, this Rinnegan Dojutsu.
It was a technique capable of stealing all of an enemy's abilities and making them forget those abilities.
In his view, that was the strongest kind of technique!
After all, in this world, experts who had reached a certain level of strength all possessed a core ability of their own.
Most of their formidable power was built upon that core.
Take Kaguya Otsutsuki, for example.
When fighting her, as long as he activated Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Amenominakanaka, the technique that created those small worlds, would be stolen and forgotten.
Just think about it...
Kaguya-hime relied on those small worlds for most of her combat. That alone showed how great the impact would be.
Another example: if Obito's Kamui were stolen by him, Obito, who kept relying on a flawless, untouchable fighting style, would definitely suffer a crushing defeat!
Not to mention Susanoo-no-Mikoto's three stolen-ability slots.
In his view...
Those were three Divine Technique—or rather, Dojutsu—slots!
One was already occupied by Amenotokotachi, which represented the "present."
Next, he would see if he could find a Dojutsu—or a Divine Technique—that represented the "past," and steal that as well.
And even if there wasn't one, that still meant he could choose from the immensely powerful Divine Techniques and Dojutsu in the original work.
What was more...
Susanoo-no-Mikoto had another function.
If he was dissatisfied with a stolen technique, he could return it.
That meant his choices were incredibly flexible.
Uchiha Yuzhen had long since formed a clear plan in his mind for the abilities Susanoo-no-Mikoto would steal.
Yuzhen had already locked onto a target for the ability representing the past.
It was Otsutsuki Urashiki's "Time Rewind"!
That was...
A Dojutsu that allowed its user to return from the current point in time to several seconds