Sasuke grew anxious when his prolonged assault failed to bring victory.
Especially since Naruto had successfully enraged Gaara, making him release the Tailed Beast inside him.
With Naruto's current strength, facing such a terrifying boss naturally meant he was unlikely to survive.
Of course, that was only what Sasuke thought...
In his urgency, Sasuke activated his Sharingan.
At present, Sasuke had yet to fully unlock the Sharingan's potential.
He owed even his ability to activate the Sharingan to his older brother, Uchiha Itachi.
Although the One-Tomoe Sharingan was not that "overpowered," its copying ability was still quite useful.
During a gap between attacks, Sasuke fixed his Sharingan on Qian Feng.
The talismans in Qian Feng's hands could not be copied.
But the way those talismans worked when activated could still be replicated with Chakra.
Crackle!
Sasuke's attack power had already been considerable when he held Chidori in one hand.
There was no fundamental difference between the Chidori Sasuke had learned and mastered and the version the players had learned and mastered.
However, their methods of using it were worlds apart.
The players cast Chidori as a long-range Ninjutsu to bombard their targets.
Sasuke, however, held Chidori firmly in his palm and used it as a close-range weapon.
The advantage of doing so was that the Lightning Release Chakra was less likely to dissipate.
Furthermore, keeping it in contact with his palm shortened the casting process and could also slow the consumption of the Chakra in his body.
And Sasuke's Chidori had been honed through countless repetitions under Kakashi Hatake's supervision.
In close combat, its power far surpassed that of a Chidori launched at a target.
That was also why Qian Feng dared not take a Chidori attack head-on while fighting him.
By the same reasoning, if Naruto mastered the Rasengan,