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ASFUCITWON Chapter 128: Lack of Creativity
🕑 Added 2025-02-15 11:56:04 +0000 UTCIn the long history of the ninja world, Ninjutsu has undergone an extraordinary evolution from generation to generation.
The ability to create new techniques, adapt old ones, and improve existing ones is a testament to the vast creativity of the ninjas.
Almost every era has given birth to innovations that brought significant changes in combat and daily life.
However, the same cannot be said for Fuinjutsu.
The Uzumaki clan, known as the masters of Fuinjutsu, ironically shows no significant development in the field they dominate.
They remain trapped in tradition, too fixated on the ancient heritage passed down through generations, lacking the courage to break existing boundaries.
If there is one development in Fuinjutsu that truly surprised Reiji, it is... the Explosive Tag Fuinjutsu.
A simple yet revolutionary innovation. Explosive Tags are a form of Fuinjutsu that is not only effective but also changes the way ninjas wage war.
Fuinjutsu is essentially the art of sealing, but who would have thought that with a little modification, a seal could become a deadly destructive tool?
However, instead of using this discovery as a stepping stone to further develop Fuinjutsu, the Uzumaki clan chose to remain stagnant.
They opted to stay in their comfort zone, ignoring new possibilities that could elevate Fuinjutsu to the next level.
While Ninjutsu continues to evolve, becoming stronger, more flexible, and more destructive, Fuinjutsu remains stagnant.
And what happened to the Uzumaki clan after that?
They were annihilated by the three Great Villages—Kirigakure, Sunagakure, and Iwagakure—who feared their Fuinjutsu power.
Ironically, right? They were wiped out not because they were too strong, but because they failed to evolve.
For Reiji, if the Uzumaki clan had a broader vision, if they had not relied solely on ancient techniques and continued to create innovations like the creators of Ninjutsu, they would not have been defeated so easily.
Now, with the Fuinjutsu developed by Reiji himself, he hopes for a new era where Fuinjutsu is no longer inferior to Ninjutsu in terms of creativity and innovation.
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Kushina's training went smoother than Reiji had anticipated.
The girl had a natural talent, and more importantly, Kushina had a strong will to learn.
In just ten hours, Reiji managed to teach thirty percent of the Basic Fuinjutsu to Kushina.
This is a very important initial stage, as Basic Fuinjutsu is the main foundation for understanding all forms of seals.
If someone fails to grasp the basics of Fuinjutsu, it becomes impossible for that person to learn more complex techniques.
That is why Reiji was very meticulous in teaching the fundamental principles before moving on to more advanced techniques.
However, studying for ten hours without a break is unreasonable.
After all, the human body has its limits, and a person's concentration will drastically decrease if their stomach is empty.
Thus, when lunchtime arrived, Reiji halted the training and allowed Kushina to rest.
The food came from Karina, who, although accompanying them in the training room, still took the time to go out and get food for both of them.
Karina knew very well that teaching for ten hours without a break could have adverse effects, and she promptly ensured that both Reiji and Kushina did not miss their meal times.
With this training method, in seven days, Kushina would have a total of seventy hours of learning.
But the question is... is that enough?
Reiji himself was not sure.
Kushina could be a genius in Fuinjutsu, capable of understanding everything in a short time.
However, Kushina could also be an average student who would need years to master it.
All of that now depends on Kushina herself, whether she can learn Fuinjutsu very well within the span of seven days or not.
