Xuandou watched Bagu's movements while staring in disbelief at the three Shinjutsu that had appeared under Eida's name on the System Panel.
Clairvoyance, Omnipotence, Omnipotence: All-Killing Ash Bones...
Did I just hit the jackpot? Am I really this lucky?
The unexpected surprise made Xuandou seriously wonder whether he should go out more often in the future to see if he could stumble across another windfall like Eida.
He even began to question whether spending all these years holed up at home had been a mistake.
After all, Xuandou had struggled hard in the Shinobi World for so many years.
Through his own grueling struggles and hard work, a little support from system rewards, and the blessings of eight children, he had finally brought his strength to this level.
He had received the highest-tier SSS-rank rewards seven times, yet he still possessed only one Shinjutsu.
The Ōtsutsuki Clan's most basic Shinjutsu, which allowed repeated Reincarnation and, in theory, eternal life-
Kāma.
Yet Eida had been born with three Shinjutsu thanks to the genes she had received from Shibai Ōtsutsuki.
After all.
Shinjutsu were called Shinjutsu precisely because their power far surpassed Ninjutsu and Senjutsu, possessing divine qualities and the formidable power to rewrite the world.
Take Eida's three Shinjutsu, for example: Clairvoyance, Omnipotence, and Omnipotence: All-Killing Ash Bones.
Clairvoyance was also known as the "World-Peering Technique." It allowed its user to view anything happening anywhere in the world, and even anything that had happened anywhere at any time since the user's birth...
As long as they survived after birth, a wielder of Clairvoyance Shinjutsu could be called an all-knowing god.
As for the second Shinjutsu, Omnipotence.
Omnipotence was also known as the "World-Creating Technique." It came from the god who created the world and was an ultimate power that only a