Mastering the Flying Thunder God Technique in a week-honestly, although Chinatsu had assigned that task, she wasn't at all sure it could be done.
She wasn't sure about doing it in a week, but without a time limit, Chinatsu absolutely believed Naruto could learn Flying Thunder God.
Naruto was the son of the Fourth Hokage, Minato Namikaze, and had been born with exceptional sensory talent. Otherwise, he couldn't have learned Sage Mode.
On top of that, he had mastered Multiple Shadow Clone, a method that exploited an experience-gain loophole, and had personal guidance from Chinatsu, a Flying Thunder God user herself.
If he still couldn't learn Flying Thunder God with all that, there would be no justice in this world!
As Naruto studied the words "Flying Thunder God Technique," they felt strangely familiar, and a determination to master it welled up within him.
"I'll get it done!"
"Good! That's the spirit!"
With that, Chinatsu took several kunai from her waist pouch and gave Naruto an on-the-spot demonstration of the "Flying Thunder God Technique."
The Flying Thunder God Technique was a prestigious form of Space-Time Ninjutsu. After inscribing a Flying Thunder God Seal on an object, the user could instantly teleport to the seal's location.
Unless deliberately removed, the mark would remain forever. The maximum distance one could travel with Flying Thunder God depended on the range of one's perception.
For example, if you placed a Flying Thunder God Mark at Konoha's northernmost edge while you were at its southernmost edge, you could arrive there in an instant as long as you could sense that northern mark.
Conversely, if you couldn't sense it, you couldn't teleport there even if you had inscribed a Flying Thunder God Mark. However, the Flying Thunder God Technique itself demanded exceptional sensory ability, so anyone who