Chapitre 3: Chapter 03 - Shadow Clone Technique
Sasuke already had an idea of techniques that he should learn to become practically invincible in that world, but all of them would cost a lot of experience. With that in mind, he didn't waste time and then dashed home.
Soon enough, he leaned the limits of his current body… apparently, he could run at his top speed fo around one minute and thirty seconds. By jogging, he could recover as much as he used every moment, so using that one was the best option.
"Well, find to start grinding. I need to obtain as much experience as possible tomorrow and I can only achieve that by defeating Kakashi in his challenge.
Despite having the physique of a seasoned shinobi, Sasuke still faced his own limitations. After completing two sets of quests, exhaustion weighed heavily on him, especially since he did them at night. Even with his extensive training, the physical demands of the challenges took their toll. Completing two sets back-to-back left Sasuke drained, pushing his body to its limits.
Furthermore, Sasuke couldn't afford to stop; he had to complete each quest without taking a break. This added another layer of challenge, particularly during the final set of push-ups. As fatigue set in, each repetition became a struggle, turning the last set into a grueling ordeal. Despite the difficulty, Sasuke persevered. He pushed through the pain, refusing to give up, and ultimately succeeded.
(Shadow Clone Technique Lv 01 - (0/100): you can summon one Shadow Clone per level at the cost of fifty chakra points.)
Techniques could obtain experience like Sasuke could use to learn them, they also could only gain experience and level up by being used. So, it was better not to use experience on them that often.
"Well, let's do another test," Sasuke thought and then activated the shadow clone technique. "He looks as tired as me. I guess I should let him stay active like this and see how much the technique gains experience."
While he waited, Sasuke looked around the house. He came there automatically using the memories of his body, so he didn't think too much about it. The place was quite tidy except for some used scrolls and worn-out shurikens and kunais. While he was thinking about that, Sasuke felt his stomach growling.
"I have to eat something… I didn't eat anything all day," Sasuke thought. "He has some money that his family left, but there is only rice here. It is annoying to worry about this kind of thing. I need to make money and eat out as much as possible. Ichiraku ramen should do the trick. With their large potions, eating there two times per day will do the trick."
Sasuke found himself drawn to the familiar routines of his life. He decided to make himself some rice, a task he remembered Sasuke often undertook after training. It was a simple act, but one that carried a sense of comfort and routine. Despite the changes he now faced, his diligence remained the same in this regard.
As he cooked, memories flooded back of the other Sasuke's determination and dedication to his training, of the many times he returned home, exhausted but driven. Sasuke had always been diligent in his pursuits, whether it was mastering a new jutsu or honing his physical abilities. And now, as he stood in Sasuke's shoes, the weight of that legacy was with him. Yet, it also served as a reminder of the strength and resilience he possessed and the talent that he would find useful as well.
Once Sasuke was done eating, he went to check his shadow clone, in half an hour it gained ten points of experience, but it didn't look less tired. It looked more tired actually. Moreover, Sasuke will receive all the extra exhaustion.
"Yeah, I shouldn't use it when I am at the limit," Sasuke thought and then canceled the shadow clone.
In the end, he got a bit more tired, but it was bearable. That kind of thing will become easier as he increases his parameters. Mainly his defense and power.
Once Sasuke finished his training and meal, he decided to go to bed. Despite the desire for further training, he knew that the morning would bring greater efficiency and focus. It was a necessary choice. Training at night had its merits, but Sasuke understood the importance of rest and recovery, especially when aiming to maximize his potential.
As he settled into bed, thoughts of the training ahead filled his mind. But amidst the anticipation, a question lingered: just how much training could he undertake before he could trouble for Kakashi? It was a consideration necessary because he needed to push his own limits. The hunger for improvement burned within him, leaving him eager to see just how far he could push himself. With that in mind, he went to sleep, ready to face the challenges of the new day.
État de l’alimentation hebdomadaire
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