Naruto: Cards on the Table—I Just Want to Slack Off with Tsunade
Chapter 97

Shinichi, the Soon-to-Be Uchiha Clan Head

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Year 28 of Konoha.

In just one year since Shinichi began developing the kekkei tōta "Hydrogen Release," he had completely mastered this unprecedented chakra fusion technique, attaining an almost unbelievable level of proficiency.

As the product of fusing water, fire, and lightning chakra to their limits, "Hydrogen Release" already terrified anyone who witnessed its power with its devastating explosive force and exceptional tactical flexibility.

Under Shinichi's continual refinement, however, this kekkei tōta was no longer limited to close-quarters or short-range combat. He had taken it to new heights, giving it strategic significance that transcended geographical boundaries and the scope of traditional ninjutsu.

Through his unparalleled understanding of chakra control, Shinichi successfully combined "Hydrogen Release" with Senjutsu: Wind Spirit Art. By using natural energy to manipulate the surrounding wind currents, he could silently spread hydrogen at tremendous speed, allowing it to infiltrate distant enemy positions.

Then, with nothing more than a spark of lightning, he could ignite a chain of distant explosions like the coming of the apocalypse before the enemy's defenses had time to react.

Not only that, he had ingeniously combined "Hydrogen Release" with Space-Time Ninjutsu such as the Flying Thunder God Technique and Kamui, breaking the shackles of distance and time-

He no longer needed to enter the battlefield himself. As long as he placed marks in advance or locked onto spatial coordinates, he could instantly deliver the explosive power of Hydrogen Release with pinpoint accuracy hundreds of kilometers away.

Enemy supply depots in the rear, strategic strongholds within shinobi villages, and even hidden bases could all be obliterated in an instant, reduced to scorched earth.

This approach was practically the shinobi world's version of a "Dongfeng Missile." Not only was it highly mobile and impossible to predict, it was a nightmare of strategic warfare.

On the battlefield,

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