After making arrangements with Minato Namikaze, Hyuga Iwa took out the scroll containing the Sealing Jutsu he had learned and reviewed it once more.
Because he had never received systematic training, Hyuga Iwa's understanding of Sealing Jutsu was extremely limited. Most of the time, he knew the form but not the meaning. His foundation was terrible—no, it would be more accurate to say he had almost no foundation at all.
Although the Hyuga Clan had its own Sealing Jutsu, most of it involved spiritual matters. As a member of the Hyuga Branch Family, Hyuga Iwa was not qualified to learn it, which left him feeling quite helpless.
Moreover, because of the Byakugan, the Hyuga Clan did not place much importance on Sealing Jutsu, treating it merely as an auxiliary method. There was no systematic instruction within the clan either.
For members of the Hyuga Branch Family, if they wanted to learn a certain ninjutsu, they either had to make some sort of contribution or serve as guards for the Hyuga Main Family. If someone from the main family took a liking to them, they might teach them a new ninjutsu.
That was how all branch family members learned ninjutsu, and Hyuga Iwa was no exception.
Many branch family members had learned their Eight Trigrams Palm that way.
But Rotation, the ultimate secret technique of the Hyuga Clan, would never be taught to branch family members no matter what—unless they figured it out themselves.
The Hyuga Main Family used this method to firmly maintain control over the clan's highest combat power and authority.
Hyuga Iwa kept flipping through his notes on Sealing Jutsu, comparing them with his own experiences as he pondered their meaning.
Just then, Hyuga Iwa turned to the notes recording the Summoning Jutsu.
Looking at the formula for