Naruto: Konoha Uzumaki Shirataki

Raindrops fell, and the loose soil that was plowed out of the surface gradually turned into silt. Flattened hills, messy gravel, and broken trees were everywhere. The ground was cracked all over, and in some places, you could even vaguely see the dark abyss below through the thick gaps in the cracks.

If you look far away from here, you will find that the horizon a few kilometers away has risen out of thin air. This is because their current location is much lower than there and has turned into a small basin. In just a few minutes of fighting between Shirataki and Isofu, the entire forest had been leveled and completely reduced to the ground.

During the head-to-head confrontation with Isofu, his sealing technique did not directly suppress Isofu, which made him somewhat depressed. It's not like he has never fought against jinchūriki. He had already sealed the rampaging Nine-Tails with his own hands many years ago. But Kushina was basically unable to control the power of the tailed beasts and could not summon the Nine-Tails' true form.

In short, the original Kushina could only reach the so-called "rage" level of waste, which was at best the level of Naruto when he exploded to the fourth or fifth tail. The feeling of facing a fully tailed beast is different from that of facing a partially tailed beast. After this battle, Shirataki fully understands this.

In other words, in today's battle, if it weren't for Shirataki's thunderous rain and thunder penalty that could turn the tide of the battle, he felt that there was a high probability that he would overturn. The overturning referred to here is not that the three tails would cause him any danger, but that he would probably be unable to do anything with the three tails and eventually retreat in despair.

"Now I should be able to seal the chakra of the three-tailed Jinchuuriki." Looking at Shiro lying on the ground, Shirataki raised his right hand that was surging with chakra.

At this moment, a shadow clone rushed over quickly, and then threw his two hands in front of him. Two bangs and collisions were heard, and Yagura and a Mist ninja with a look of horror on his face fell to the ground. A circle of muddy water splashed on the ground.

The two prisoners seemed to have fallen into a state of paralysis. The violent collision between their bodies and the ground did not seem to bring them any pain. Not only did they not cry out in pain, they could not even move their fingers.

"These two guys have been sealed by me, so they can neither move nor speak." He glanced at the Yagura two and briefly explained their status.

Then, the shadow clone raised his head, looked at Shirataki quietly and said, "Do you need me to unlock their seal? If you want to torture the information."

He stared at his shadow clone thoughtfully for a while, and then, before the other party could finish speaking, Shirataki waved his hand and said calmly, "No need to bother, you'd better tell them to shut up."

As he spoke, Shirataki moved lightly, walked to Yagura and the Kiri ninja, leaned down, and squatted on the ground. Without even looking at the other Kiri Ninja, Shirataki looked at Yagura carefully for a while, especially staying for a long time on the other person's face that showed a hint of unwillingness.

Yagura's current appearance is surprisingly consistent with that of later generations. He still looks like a handsome boy of fourteen or fifteen years old. Considering this, Shirataki was not very good at judging the other party's current age, but it was not a big deal. He didn't really want to know the other party's age anyway.

Compared to these, being able to face the fourth generation Mizukage today, on such an occasion, was actually beyond Shirataki's expectations. Although Shirataki had seen Yagura's face and recognized the opponent's identity in the previous battle, all his energy was focused on Shichi at that time and naturally he had no time to talk to Yagura.

Even if he unintentionally killed the opponent instantly, Shirataki didn't take it to heart at all. If it weren't for the shadow clone's considerate action, Shirataki would have forgotten about a little person like Yagura.

After all, Yagura is too weak now, so weak that he cannot even withstand the aftermath of the ninjutsu he releases at will. With this level of strength, it is impossible for Shirataki to take him seriously.

Even if Yagura is the fourth generation Mizukage in later generations, judging from the opponent's performance after becoming Mizukage, he was first controlled by Uchiha Obito using genjutsu for more than ten years, and then Uchiha Itachi used Amaterasu to instantly kill Shirataki Fu. We know what the strength of the Third Mizukage is, but judging from the average level of the Third Mizukage in each village, it is probably not much weaker. In other words, Yagura should basically be regarded as the weakest Mizukage in Kirigakure Village, and of course Chojuro Not really, after all, the ninjas of that period.

At this moment, veins popped out on Yagura's forehead. It seemed that he was trying to break away from the sealing technique of the shadow clone with all his strength, but unfortunately this was doomed to be in vain.

Without any intention of talking nonsense, Shirataki stretched out his palm and pressed it directly on the top of Yagura's head after hurriedly looking at Yagura for a while, and at the same time began to form seals with his other hand.

"I have figured out the general situation. This battle is just a personal action of the Three-Tailed Jinchuuriki. It has nothing to do with Kirigakure Village or the Mizukage." As for how the Three-Tailed Jinchuuriki crossed a distance of dozens of kilometers, Being aware of his presence was one of Chi's techniques at work, a very interesting ninjutsu.

Shichimoto was not from Kirigakure Village, because Kirigakure Village had not yet been established when he was born. His parents were both Naminin of the Land of Water, and Shiki inherited the mantle of his parents and also became a Naminin.

Ten years passed in a hurry, after the death of his parents, and when Shi was more than ten years old, the separatist rule of the Ninja clan gradually became history, and the era of Ninja Village officially arrived. Because Kirigakure Village was recruiting a large number of people at that time, Shibi also joined Kirigakure Village as a wave ninja.

Then another ten years passed in a flash, and he had been a chunin of Kirigakure Village for ten years. When he was in his twenties, Shi originally thought that his life would be like this.

But at this moment, due to an extremely accidental experience, the second generation Mizukage Ghost Lantern Huanyue noticed this piece of jade, and then accepted him as a disciple.

At that time, the first Hokage Senju Hashirama died of illness, and the shadow of the first ninja war had begun to emerge. After becoming a disciple of the second generation Mizukage, Shi showed extremely high talent for water escape. At the same time, he practiced hard and hard, even to the point of risking his life.

And all this was secretly seen by the second-generation Mizukage. The second-generation Mizukage didn't care at all about Shizu's background as a ninja, let alone that he had wasted so many years and had missed the best period of growth in a ninja's life. The long-term facts directly teach others their skills.

The reason why he became a three-tailed jinchūriki was because Shiki's physique was more suitable, and because he had the second-generation Mizukage as a backer, no one would compete with him. The above is roughly the story of Shiki's fortune.

Next, Shi's ultra-wide-area perception ninjutsu "Mirage" is different from the second-generation Mizukage Kito Gengetsu. Shichi is not a member of the Kiden clan, and the reason why he can master mirage is because of his teacher. , in fact, it also has its own efforts in it.

But his teacher died early and didn't teach him much. The most important thing is that about the psychic beast "Mirage", the key casting medium of the mirage technique, and the contract scroll of its tribe, Shi didn't get it. .

But Chi was not stuck on this step. He spent ten years working with the three tails to develop the water escape ninjutsu "White Mang". One of its functions is to replace the role of mirage in the mirage jutsu.

The large-scale, beyond visual range, water mist that can be controlled by him to a certain extent has become an important medium for him to distort light. By adjusting the temperature and humidity changes in the water mist, Chi can temporarily control the water mist that contains a part of his three-tailed chakra, which is a part of Bai Mang, within hundreds of kilometers.

Relying on these coordinates left in each area, he can change the light refraction angle in a certain area from a very far away point. The light reflected from the sun on the object can be transferred through a series of coordinates to direct the light towards the target. The direction you are in can display the extremely distant scene within your field of vision.

Different from the method of using illusion energy like the ghost lantern and the moon, it controls the temperature of the water mist to increase or decrease, and its shape condenses or dissipates, thereby controlling the changes in hot and cold air, and even the increase or decrease in air density. This method simulates, It is a mirage phenomenon that is common in nature and has little to do with illusions.

This technique, named Mirage by Shi, is a detection ninjutsu that far exceeds ordinary people's imagination. Its effective detection range reaches almost hundreds of kilometers. But this distance is really too far. Even if Shichi is a three-tailed Jinchuuriki and has unique ability to control water, at this distance and within this range, it is impossible to strictly control every dispersed check. carat.

Therefore, there are huge errors in the mirage detection area, and there are not many failures. This is also the reason why Shi said to Yagura at the beginning that "mirages are extremely random." To put it simply, this is somewhat similar to a geometric concept. There are countless points representing the power of the white vastness distributed on a circle. Whether the target can be captured by the white vastness and then turned into a mirage is a matter of probability.

Finally, whether it was luck or misfortune, Chi used a mirage by chance when he was extremely bored today, and happened to find Shirataki fifty kilometers away, located at the key coordinate of the mountain top. Because the picture presented was incomplete and very blurry, Shiro could not know the exact information about Shirataki, nor did he know what Shirataki looked like. He only knew that the people on the opposite side were spying on the direction of their Kirigakure camp.

Due to his confidence in his own strength and the fact that he finally encountered a sneaky person, he didn't mind moving his muscles and bones which were getting looser. However, unexpectedly, he just kicked the iron plate this time. It was his fate.

Turning his gaze to Shiro, who was still sleeping but whose whole body was wrapped in a curse seal, Shirataki sighed, "What an amazing wisdom." All this information was learned from Yagura and the Kiri ninja, and the conditions for obtaining the information were Shirataki had no intention of killing the Fourth Mizukage in the future, so he naturally agreed to let these two people go.

"Bai Mang, Mirage spent more than ten years just to develop such a ninjutsu. This level of willpower is indeed far beyond comparison with other people." Chiu's life history, including his performance in developing ninjutsu Shirataki was deeply touched by his perseverance and unwavering will.

Although Shiu really started to grow in his twenties, which can be said to be a very late start, in the end the opponent was able to firmly grasp this opportunity and developed a ninjutsu of Bai Mang's level today. What Shiu showed The speed of growth, talent and talent, as well as the unyielding will to fight against fate, deeply shocked Bai Taki.

In Shiu, Bai Taki seemed to see the epitome of an era, a genius who could not help but become a mortal without opportunities. I also seemed to see a late bloomer, a ninja who truly pursued, dared to persevere, and never gave up. And all of this, unknowingly, made Bai Taki more determined towards the goal in his heart, and even gradually evolved into a belief.