After a pause, the Third Raikage reminded his son:
"If you run into that brat Jingyi Hyuga in the future, try not to clash with him until you have a way to counter him.
"You have a violent temper and get worked up easily. That makes you easy for others to exploit and target."
The Third Raikage himself had quite the fiery temper. As a father, he knew his son's personality well.
With Little A's tendency to have his blood rush to his head after just a few wrong words, he was far too easy to target.
Though he appeared completely unconcerned about what had just happened, the Third Raikage was already considering how he could counter Jingyi if the two of them met and fought.
Perhaps that old fellow Ōnoki had guessed correctly. The Byakugan might also possess the ability to evolve.
It seemed he would have to find a way to seize a pair of Byakugan.
Should he activate the people planted in Konoha?
The Third Raikage hesitated.
The spies he had planted in Konoha had originally been intended for Kushina.
The Uzumaki bloodline and a perfect Jinchūriki—those alone were enough to attract attention, not to mention that Kushina also had a sealed Nine-Tails within her.
There was only one chance. Once they acted, the people he had planted would inevitably be purged by Konoha.
So between the Byakugan and the Jinchūriki, he could only choose one.
At night, in a forest somewhere within the Land of Fire, Jingyi and Little Blondie sat beside a campfire. A stick had been planted beside the flames, with the hind leg of some animal skewered on it. The tempting aroma of roasted meat filled the air.
But Little Blondie's attention was not on the meat.
"Sensei, is it difficult to counter