"Was the Sharingan really that powerful?"
Watching Qian's back recede into the distance, Sato Masaru came to Nara Naruhira's side and asked with lingering fear.
"No."
Nara Naruhira shook his head and said to Sato Masaru with a solemn expression, "It wasn't the Sharingan that was powerful. It was Uchiha Qian."
"Is that so..."
Sato Masaru fell into thought at that.
Beside him, Nara Naruhira was recalling the entire exchange from just now.
Whether it was his precise control over ninjutsu or his choices under pressure, Qian had displayed an extremely high degree of tactical skill.
With that, combined with the aid of the Sharingan, there was an eighty percent chance that the three of them were no match for him.
It was precisely because of this that, after discovering Qian had no intention of killing them, he had immediately chosen to give up resisting.
Only that way could they keep their losses to a minimum.
At the same time, he had also been gambling that Qian would not take all the Scrolls.
The facts proved that he had made the right bet.
Qian only took the one scroll he needed and paid no mind to the other two scrolls.
And their squad only needed a Scroll of Earth to pass.
So losing one scroll did not matter.
This was also one of the reasons Qian had said the difficulty of this exam had been lowered somewhat.
In the end, everyone was from the same village. Unless absolutely necessary, they definitely would not kill.
That way, when squads with more than two people faced trouble, they could simply hand over one scroll to save their lives.
Of course, that was assuming the enemy was not an alliance of solo teams and did not need too many Scrolls.
Otherwise, they could