Astonished by how quickly Naruto had grown, Sasuke raised his head slightly to look at Ye Feng and muttered inwardly again:
Just how powerful is this man? In such a short time, he made Big Brother and Naruto so much stronger. Still, the stronger he is, the better. That means I'll improve enormously too.
At that thought, Sasuke's gaze toward Ye Feng brimmed with eagerness.
Ye Feng immediately sensed that burning gaze. He turned to Sasuke, smiled, and said:
"All right, Sasuke's next."
At those words, the delight on Sasuke's face grew even greater.
Itachi, however, looked hesitant. In the end, he walked up to Ye Feng and asked:
"Uncle Ye Feng, are you going to do the same thing to Sasuke?"
Ye Feng nodded.
Itachi struggled with himself, but still said:
"Could you not do that? He's still just a child. Please don't make him go through something like that."
Sasuke was a little surprised. From their conversation, Ye Feng clearly intended to improve his strength using the same method he had used on Itachi. But why would his brother refuse? Could this method have some side effects?
Ye Feng shook his head and continued:
"Your talent is far greater than theirs, but you can't go further than they can. Even if he doesn't experience something like this now, he inevitably will in the future."
Those words left all three of them utterly bewildered:
What does he mean, "Your talent is far greater than theirs, but you can't go further than they can"? Isn't greater talent supposed to let you go further? How is it the other way around?
Seeing their questioning gazes, Ye Feng had no intention of explaining. After all, this was difficult for him to explain. He couldn't exactly say that he knew the future and