Painting a Big Picture

As the two spoke, Sasuke walked over from the other side of the training ground.

The wound on his face had already received simple treatment, leaving only a faint mark.

He still held several kunai in his hand.

Clearly, after losing to Kimimaro, he had not gone straight home. Instead, he had trained alone for quite a while.

Sasuke glanced at Naruto in the pool, then looked at Uchiha You.

"You're going to teach him Wind Release?"

"That's right."

Sasuke pressed his lips together.

Though he said nothing, the envy in his eyes was unmistakable.

As long as Naruto learned to walk on water by tomorrow, he would obtain a powerful Wind Release technique.

Sasuke, on the other hand, had lost to Kimimaro. According to their previous agreement, he naturally had no right to learn a powerful ninjutsu from Uchiha You.

That gap left Sasuke feeling rather bitter.

Uchiha You naturally saw through his thoughts.

"Jealous?"

Sasuke immediately looked away.

"No."

"Your eyes say otherwise."

Sasuke fell silent for a moment before finally asking unwillingly, "If I had beaten Kimimaro, what ninjutsu were you planning to teach me?"

"Fire Release."

Sasuke's gaze shifted slightly.

"Was it also improved from the Great Fireball?"

"No."

Uchiha You looked at him.

"The Uchiha Clan doesn't lack Fire Release ninjutsu. What it truly lacks are people capable of mastering those techniques."

"Your Great Fireball's power is barely acceptable, but its windup is too long and its flight speed is too slow."

"As long as they aren't standing there waiting to die, any normal ninja can avoid it."

Sasuke's expression immediately darkened.

Kimimaro had easily dodged the Great Fireball just now, then circled behind him and ended the battle in one move.

No matter how powerful the Great Fireball was, it meant nothing if it