Kakashi nodded. Indeed, as the developer of this technique, he undoubtedly understood Chidori better than anyone.
"I understand, Hokage-sama!" Kakashi accepted the order.
"I guarantee the mission will be completed!"
Uchiha Yao nodded in satisfaction.
His gaze returned to Fugaku.
"Fugaku, do you have any other questions?"
Fugaku was very satisfied with Uchiha Yao's arrangements.
Chidori paired with the Sharingan was indeed an excellent combination.
And having Chidori's creator personally teach Sasuke—
This was already the best resource Sasuke could possibly receive!
"No, Hokage-sama." Fugaku rose to his feet and gave Uchiha Yao a deep bow. "Thank you, Hokage-sama, for taking such trouble over Sasuke."
"He is also a member of the Uchiha." Uchiha Yao waved a hand. "I hope he won't disappoint me."
Uchiha Clan Compound, training ground.
Sasuke had just finished another round of intense shuriken throwing practice.
He knelt on one knee, gasping heavily.
Naruto Uzumaki...
I'll definitely... definitely surpass you!
Just then, Fugaku appeared at the edge of the training ground.
"Father." Sasuke hurriedly rose to his feet.
"Starting tomorrow, someone else will take over your training."
Sasuke froze.
Someone else would take over?
What did that mean?
Was his father no longer going to guide him personally?
"Who?" Sasuke asked with a frown.
"Kakashi Hatake."
"Him?" A trace of disdain flashed through Sasuke's eyes. "That Copy Ninja who lost his Sharingan?"
Sasuke did not think highly of Kakashi.
He was merely an outsider who had made a name for himself with an Uchiha eye.
Now that the eye was gone, he was nothing more than an ordinary jonin. What right did he have to teach Sasuke?
"Impudent!" Fugaku barked coldly. "This is Hokage-sama's arrangement!"
"Hokage-sama?" Sasuke was taken aback.
"Starting tomorrow, Jonin Kakashi will teach you a Lightning Release Ninjutsu."
Fugaku looked at Sasuke,