After all, Kakashi was only five. Even if he had the strength of a Genin, or perhaps even a Chunin, the weaknesses of a ninja who relied so heavily on Taijutsu were far too obvious at his age.
Judging by that, Sara had to be at least as strong as a Chunin—perhaps even stronger, at the level of a Special Jonin.
That was something Uchiha Yin had never expected half a year ago.
In just six months, Sara had gone from an ordinary person who knew no Ninjutsu to someone with the strength of a Special Jonin.
If Uchiha Yin hadn't trained Sara himself, he would never have imagined her talent was this extraordinary.
Of course, perhaps talent alone didn't explain it.
Thinking of the notifications about increases in strength that occasionally sounded in his mind, Uchiha Yin found it a little easier to accept.
When you've got a cheat, you don't need an explanation.
And the stronger Sara gets, the prouder I should be, right?
"Do you concede, Kakashi?" Sara asked, looking at him with an easy expression.
Kakashi's face stiffened. He thought back to all the times he had said Sara wasn't good enough. Yet after less than half a year, she had surpassed him?
If I'm called a Genius, what does that make Sara?
Kakashi was at a loss.
Chapter 250: Now, Set Out
"I was wrong. You're qualified to take the Chunin Exam. I sincerely apologize for what I said half a year ago," Kakashi said, coming back to his senses.
A monster? A prodigy? A freak?
Perhaps those were the only words that could describe Sara.
Kakashi felt a pang of disappointment.
Praised as a Genius all his life, Kakashi had never before been so thoroughly outclassed in talent.
Uchiha Yin could guess that the