Three days later.
Morning.
Northwest side of the Main Camp.
In the Training Ground.
Qian held a Short Sword and practiced "swordsmanship" over and over. His movements were nimble, his expression focused, and he occasionally stopped to think for a while, clearly taking it very seriously.
That was right. He intended to focus on practicing the Mind Reflection Technique during this period.
But the chakra he could recover each day was limited. Even using every bit of it, he could burn through it all in just over two hours.
After that, aside from refining chakra, he still had plenty of time left.
So he set aside a small portion of chakra to practice "swordsmanship," which did not consume much chakra but took a great deal of time.
At the same time, he also wanted to take advantage of this peaceful period to carefully consider the future development of his "swordsmanship."
Long ago, when he had first learned Leaf-Style Swordsmanship, he had wondered whether he could create a signature move similar to Crescent Moon Dance.
Unfortunately, he had never had the time.
Now was perfect. He had nearly ten days to rest and reorganize, just enough to use this time to think it through properly.
First, flashy moves could be discarded.
With his current "swordsmanship" level, combined with the Three-Tomoe Sharingan, even his basic attacks were enough to pose a tremendous threat to a target.
So certain technical moves could be ignored entirely.
Second, the route of simply increasing the power of his sword techniques could also be abandoned.
Most ninja in the Ninja World were fragile. As long as he landed a hit, he could cause damage. There was no need to increase the power of his sword techniques at all.
As for those ninja who were not fragile, even