Master of Open Stratagems enthusiastically brought out the things he had been keeping "up his sleeve."
One was the Soulwood Casket, a special ninja tool the system had awarded him after the previous Ninja Village War event.
The Soulwood Casket ignored terrain and conditions. Once successfully bound to the casket, a person could revive three times in succession.
Its only drawback was perhaps its overly long cooldown.
Since Hidden Jun Village players already had an "unlimited revival" buff, this extraordinarily "overpowered" ninja tool had never seen any use.
Sure enough, the moment this special ninja tool appeared, many elite experts from the other ninja villages began breathing rapidly.
"Resurrection" ninjutsu were called forbidden techniques because they went beyond ordinary ethical understanding and were highly likely to warp human nature.
Thus, ninjutsu of this sort that disrupted the ecological balance were classified as "forbidden techniques."
How could Master of Open Stratagems bringing out such an "overpowered" ninja tool right off the bat not leave people envious and covetous?
Granny Chiyo glanced at the ancient-looking casket and frowned slightly.
She was somewhat puzzled. With Master of Open Stratagems' clever mind, there was no way he had failed to consider the stakes involved.
By bringing out the "Soulwood Casket" so openly, he had clearly made thorough preparations.
Or was he deliberately "fishing"?
Granny Chiyo's gaze grew increasingly searching as she looked at Master of Open Stratagems.
She had gained a new understanding of the "harmless" Master of Open Stratagems before her.
This young man who spoke with such ease was by no means as "clean" as he appeared...
With her guard up, she paid attention to what Master of Open Stratagems said next and soon understood the implications.
Master of Open Stratagems said enthusiastically:
"I also have an S-rank group teleportation ninja art!"