The Sky Screen overhead froze on Ninshu's strange cultivation predicament. Heated discussion continued throughout the Shinobi World, with everyone arguing over the gap between the two brothers and the mystery of why ordinary people could not cultivate chakra.
"You have to admit, the difference in talent is absurd! Learning chakra came as easily as drinking water to Indra. He mastered it in no time!"
"Asura, on the other hand, patiently worked his way through it. It took him ages just to get started. His aptitude really was nothing special."
"But Asura really had a good heart. He was less gifted than his brother, yet he wasn't arrogant at all. He treated every Ninshu disciple with kindness and patience, willingly guiding them through what he had learned."
"Then look at Indra. He watched coldly the whole time. When the disciples failed to make any progress, his eyes were full of disdain. He looked down on ordinary people from the bottom of his heart."
Many shinobi sighed, finally seeing the fundamental difference between the brothers clearly: one was born aloof and driven by power, while the other was naturally kind and gentle.
Then everyone returned to the central mystery, their hearts full of questions.
"But the strangest thing is still that ordinary people couldn't cultivate chakra! Their methods were clearly correct, yet no matter how hard they practiced, they couldn't extract even a trace of it!"
"Isn't it obvious? Chakra was originally a power exclusive to the Ōtsutsuki Clan!"
"Ordinary human bodies and constitutions were naturally incompatible with it. They simply couldn't contain that supernatural power!"
Someone could not help asking curiously, "Then how did the Sage of Six Paths spread chakra in the legends, allowing all the shinobi of later generations to cultivate it?"
"With that inborn barrier in place, what