He was already absurdly strong. In a few more years, once he truly grew into adulthood, he probably wouldn't even be inferior to the First Hokage or that guy who stubbornly refused to graduate, right?
By then, there probably wouldn't be anyone in the entire Ninja World who could stand against Uchiha Yan.
With a teacher like that backing him, who would still dare force his disciple to do something he didn't want?
Who would still dare plant a Caged Bird on his disciple's head?
By then, mere Hyuga Hiashi would probably be less than an ant in his eyes.
As for the rotten rules of the Main and Branch Houses, wouldn't changing them be a matter of one word from him?
In the presence of a true powerhouse, claims like outsiders not being allowed to interfere in the Hyuga clan's internal affairs were all nonsense.
Rules had always been used to restrain the weak. When had they ever truly been able to restrain the strong?
Unless that strong person had water in the brain and was a hopelessly kind fool.
"This can work!"
Hyuga Hiashi forcibly suppressed his excitement, clenched his fists, and began calculating in secret.
"It's settled. Once Hizashi returns, I'll lay everything out and have a proper talk with him. I'll explain my thoughts clearly!"
"I may not have a monster like Uchiha Yan's abilities, but I can absolutely borrow his strength to get things done!"
As for whether Uchiha Yan would agree to take on a disciple?
At worst, he would offer more benefits. Even if he had to kneel and beg, he would pester him relentlessly until he made it happen.
For Hizashi, and for the children Hizashi and he might have in the future, he felt it would all be worth it.
Besides,