The principles behind the Six Powers were not particularly complicated, but the requirements for learning them were exceptionally demanding.
Only by subjecting the body to almost grotesque levels of punishment and training, developing a superhuman physique, could one even begin to learn the Six Powers.
Even among ninja, few could achieve that. They focused more on cultivating and using chakra than on their bodies.
Learning such powerful taijutsu undoubtedly demanded more sweat and time than ordinary people put in. Now that Guy had met the requirements, it was certainly something worth celebrating.
When Minato returned that evening, he found the entire courtyard filled with a festive atmosphere. His furrowed brow relaxed, and he asked curiously.
"Did something good happen?"
"Why does everyone look like they're celebrating?"
Kushina smiled, her heavily pregnant belly protruding. "Guy learned his teacher's unique taijutsu, so everyone's celebrating for him!"
"That's right, the Six Powers!"
Kabuto nodded with a smile as he helped carry out the dishes.
Seeing Minato's puzzled look, Kushina smiled again. "Minato's doing the cooking today!"
"Then I'll definitely have to give it a proper taste!"
"And Sui's unique taijutsu, the Six Powers? I had no idea he knew anything like that!"
Minato asked in confusion as he washed his hands off to the side.
"Uncle Sui is very strong, Teacher."
Kakashi spoke solemnly beside him.
He had always thought his own talent was decent, but compared with this fellow student of his teacher's, he fell far short. The gap in their strength was probably even greater.
"What he's teaching Guy is the Namikaze Style's taijutsu, the Six Powers!"
"Every move is incredibly powerful. They probably rival even the legendary Eight Gates Formation."
Only upon hearing that did Minato become genuinely surprised. "I really had no idea Sui knew taijutsu like that."
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