After testing Iruka's current strength and letting him experience his new technique, Tobitake Tonbo tossed him a scroll containing his latest research: a sound-based Genjutsu designed to let people experience flavors at their most extreme.
One technique had eight variations:
Beijing douzhi, cilantro, houttuynia, herbal tea, citric acid, bird's eye chili, stinky tofu, and mustard.
Since it was already a complete set, Modified Hell Viewing Technique was no longer suitable. Tobitake Tonbo gave the new technique a new name.
"Eight Fragrances of Fire."
"Eight... Fragrances... of... Fire..."
Iruka took the scroll and eagerly opened it to read.
"Eight Fragrances of Fire, a classic Genjutsu that carries on the Will of Fire. A great Genjutsu capable of making naughty disciples and disciples who refuse to pay attention in class listen properly. Created by Konoha's greatest Genjutsu master, Tobitake Tonbo. This technique is hereby passed down to his disciple, Iruka, in the hope that he will carry it forward."
Iruka shot his teacher a glance. His teacher really knew how to glorify himself.
That was what he thought, but as he read the specific method of casting the Genjutsu and its eight variations, his eyes grew brighter and brighter.
"Beijing douzhi? What kind of name is that? This must be that disgusting smell of rotten rags.
"Cilantro... houttuynia..."
It only targeted a ninja's sense of taste and did not work on summoned beasts, monsters, and the like.
Its advantages were equally obvious. The specific target of this Genjutsu was the enemy's body, not their mind.
It placed the body's central nervous system, chorda tympani nerve, and glossopharyngeal nerve under Genjutsu, producing specific flavors that were then transmitted to the brain through the body.
Compared to Modified Hell Viewing Technique, the sound-based Genjutsu Eight Fragrances of Fire skipped the process of using the