Might Duy's greatest defining trait was his honesty.
Of course he wanted to earn money, but he always had a clear sense of what he should and could accept. He would never throw away his conscience for money.
That was also why Yan Uchiha was willing to put effort into winning him over. Strength was only part of it. More important was Might Duy's simple nature. He harbored no ill intent and would never stab anyone in the back.
Although Yan Uchiha was a schemer himself, he happened to enjoy befriending people like that. Once he brought Might Duy to his side, he would not have to worry about him switching sides in the heat of battle. Even if someone offered a higher price, they probably would not be able to lure him away.
At that thought, Yan Uchiha shook his head slightly, a smile returning to his face.
"Duy, rest assured. I've already obtained the original Eight Gates manual from Lord Hokage."
"Naturally, I know its drawbacks. But whatever else it may be, the Eight Gates is still a trump card. On a real battlefield, if you're backed into a corner, suffering serious injuries is better than losing your life outright, isn't it?"
"The same goes for you, Duy. Practice the Six Powers whenever you have time and use them as your everyday means of fighting. Save the Eight Gates for turning the tables when your life is truly on the line."
He looked particularly sincere as he spoke.
Yet after hearing him out, Might Duy felt even more embarrassed.
He had already taken so much money from Yan Uchiha, and now he was being offered an entire Taijutsu style for free. With his experience, he could certainly judge the value of the Six Powers.
In essence alone, this