Chapter 149 What Can You Give?

"What is this?!" Hongdou scratched her scalp and looked at the scroll in her hand. She wanted to pull her hair off and scratch her scalp.

"Is this just a semi-finished product?"

There are too many conjectures, possible ideas, and the extremely high requirements required to achieve the effect of this ninjutsu!

How can we be sure that such a huge request can be achieved! A practical method is not mentioned at all!

No matter how many guesses and ideas there are, there is no definite path. If you learn this ninjutsu, you will definitely be blind!

"Teacher, are you fooling me? Quickly, hand over the real ninjutsu scroll!"

"Anko, there is no real ninjutsu scroll for this ninjutsu." Orochimaru said with a smile and shook his head.

He raised his hand, pointed at the scroll in her hand and said, "If there is a real ninjutsu scroll, it would be the one in your hand."

"What about them?" Anko turned to look at Itachi, stretched out her hand and said, "Itachi! Show me what you are holding."

Itachi handed over the scroll he was reading, and Anko took it and handed the one in her hand over.

Itachi took it and looked at it carefully again.

Anko looked at the scroll she had exchanged with Itachi. She first read the beginning carefully, and then scanned it briefly.

"It's basically the same as mine!"

She turned to Kabuto again.

"Kabuto! Change with you."

Kabuto smiled and exchanged scrolls with Anko.

Anko looked at the scroll she had exchanged with Kabuto again.

"Still the same!"

Then she frowned and asked the teacher: "Teacher, you have obviously performed this ninjutsu, why can't you even write down a specific learning step?"

"Because there are no specific learning steps." Orochimaru smiled and picked up the thermos cup on the table and took a sip of the hot tea in the cup.

"Then how can you cast it?"

"Because the ability to achieve this ninjutsu is based on another ninjutsu."

"What about the other ninjutsu? I want to learn it!"

"Too bad you can't learn."

"Why?!"

Orochimaru looked at Anko's head.

He shook his head.

Anko felt her forehead tighten.

Being looked down upon.

"What an amazing brain..." she muttered.

Orochimaru continued: "Another ninjutsu has many requirements and is based on a variety of extremely complex conditions. The giant fire ball bombardment can only be said to be one of the by-products of this ninjutsu. It is precisely because It is a by-product, and it is still based on that complex forbidden technique, so it is not mature in itself. If you want to master it, you need to work hard on your own, and this scroll is the help I can provide you."

Anko sighed somewhat angrily.

The requirements mentioned in the scroll were too high. Those conjectures made her head hurt. She really felt that she couldn't learn.

"Itachi, leave it to you." She touched Itachi with her elbow, and Itachi nodded, continuing to look at the scroll seriously, looking at the ideas on it, and already deducing it in his mind, imagining what he wanted to achieve To what extent do such conditions need to be achieved?

The difficulty was indeed very high, but precisely because it was very high and challenging, he was eager to try it.

Kabuto on the other side pushed up his glasses.

He will prove himself through this ninjutsu and make Itachi truly look at him.

...It’s just that there is no fire in his chakra attribute. It doesn’t matter, just treat it as one more level. He is studying with Mr. Orochimaru to explore the nature of ninjutsu and chakra. He will not be difficult by this kind of level. .

Orochimaru, on the other hand, was quite satisfied when he saw that both Kabuto and Itachi were confident.

Then looking at the discouraged Anko...he sighed inwardly.

Sure enough, it was still too difficult for Anko.

This is not to say that Anko's talent is not good at all, but Itachi's talent is too strong, and Kabuto also has a talent that he values. These two people have the confidence to challenge this ninjutsu. In the final analysis, it is because they are fundamentally different from Anko.

To be fair, if you give this scroll to Jiraiya, Jiraiya will scratch his head and be blind.

But this did not delay Jiraiya from becoming a powerful ninja.

Anko's talent is no worse than Jiraiya's.

In fact, she is also a very patient person.

It's just that the direction of this challenge is not suitable for her.

Of course, the reason why the direction of this challenge was given to Anko was because Anko was his disciple and had the qualifications to learn this ninjutsu, which meant something to Konoha.

Then he must give her the opportunity to learn, even if it is more like a formality for her, watching others running on this road, but she can only stand still.

And the feeling of watching your companions running forward but not being able to keep up is extremely uncomfortable.

Orochimaru in the past would not have understood this, because he was a genius who ran forward in stride.

But now, he is a father.

The feeling of being a father can't help but blend with the feeling of being a master.

So I became a little anxious about Hongdou.

"Anko, come with me."

Anko nodded, subconsciously grasped the scroll in her hand, and followed the teacher.

We arrived at the corner of a corridor outside.

"Are you very unwilling?"

"...Teacher, am I really unable to keep up with Itachi and the others?"

It's not that Anko couldn't see Itachi's exaggerated talent. And Kabuto, since the teacher attaches so much importance to Kabuto, it means that Kabuto also has talents that are beyond her reach.

Can I really keep up with these two fellow disciples?

She obviously stepped through the door first.

“If you want to keep up with them, you don’t necessarily have to be on the same track as them.”

"Is there a shortcut?" Hongdou asked with eyes brightening.

She wondered if the teacher was going to give her a small prescription.

"There are no shortcuts in this world." Orochimaru shook his head and said, "Whatever you get, you have to pay for it. Anko, you have also been with Jiraiya. You must have seen a lot with him. You should understand what kind of world this is.”

"..."

Anko was silent and nodded.

"Everything must first establish the conditions before it can achieve a certain goal. The world has always needed to follow a step-by-step process to move forward. If the conditions are not met, no matter how extravagant you are, in many cases, you will be greeted by despair. Even chakra must follow this principle."

Orochimaru's dark golden vertical pupils looked out the window next to him, seeming to clearly understand the world.

"So, Anko."

Turning around, he asked Anko.

"What can you do to achieve the conditions?"

"...Teacher, what do you think I can give?"

Orochimaru raised a finger, hesitated for a moment, but still said.

"Your greatest strength is endurance."