“No, brother, I just want to know my level isu, so let’s not use genjutsu in our spar,” Kaida said after pig up a sword.

  “Okay, since you want to know your level, I’ll help you with that. First, e and attack me with everything you’ve got,” Shisui said, activating his Mangekyō Sharingan.

  Kaida nodded ao attack Shisui, activating his two-tomoe Sharingan. His first attack was a feint toward the head, which he quickly redirected toward the ribs. However, Shisui didn’t even try to stop the feint and easily deflected the actual attack without using much force. This repeated several times, but Kaida couldn’t nd a sirike on Shisui.

  After 10 minutes, Kaida stopped.

  “Your attacks are at the level of a in and might wainst a jonin, but now let's see about your defense. I’m going to attack you—try to defend as best you .”

  Kaida nodded and got ready.

  Shisui seemed to disappear from his spot and reappear near Kaida. This was his base speed without using any jutsu, though he did use chakra tthen his legs. Without his Sharingan activated, Kaida wouldn’t have been able to follow Shisui’s movements. Shisui attacked Kaida from various angles and positions—any normal person would have failed to block those strikes. But since Kaida had been practig kenjutsu against 15 es at once, he was able to react. He coated his body in chakra to boost his speed and strength to match Shisui.

  After 10 minutes, Shisui had only wo hits on Kaida.

  “Good job, brother. Your defense is at the level of ae jonin. I doubt anyone ye has a better defehan you,” Shisui said.

  “Thank you, brother,” Kaida replied.

  “But there’s one problem with your kenjutsu style. It’s very basic. While it’s good to have strong fuals, there’s a limit to what you achieve with just the basics. Also, you’re not using your Sharingan to its full capacity for your kenjutsu,” Shisui said.

  “What do you mean by that, brother? I kept my Sharingan active the eime and was able to follow your movements,” Kaida asked, fused.

  “That’s the issue. You see your enemy’s movements with the Sharingan, but you’re not using that to your advantage. When we defended against each other’s attacks, did you notiy differen how we did that?” Shisui asked.

  “Yes, brother. You used much less force to defend against my attacks. Most of the time, you just deflected my strikes with a touch of your sword, while I had to use much more effort to defend against yours,” Kaida replied.

  “Exactly. Since I could see your muscle movements, I could predict where to apply just enough force to deflect your attack with minimal effort. This is the Uchiha kenjutsu teique, where we push the Sharingan to its limit,” Shisui expined.

  “I thought I was using my Sharingan skillfully, but now I realize I wasn’t. Looks like I have to add this to my to-do list,” Kaida said.

  “Well, since you use your shadow es fenjutsu practice, you have some free time during these three days, right?” Shisui asked.

  “Yes, brother,” Kaida replied.

  “Then I teach you some of this if you’d like,” Shisui offered.

  “You’re the best brother in the world!” Kaida shouted, his face lighting up with a big smile.

  “I know that, but for now, let’s focus osu,” Shisui said.

  Kaida nodded and created 80 shadow es, each of them sent to catch a mouse for practice. After a while, they returned with over 150 mice. At this point, the mi the Uchiha pound feared Kaida more than they feared the cats.

  With everything ready, Shisui began his expnation.

  “As you already know how to extract memories from enemies' brains, and you’ve learhe basiaking them see things that do, now we’re going tet the area of the brain that trols scious thought. Just like with memory extra, but this time, you’ll slow its fun by c that part with your chakra and cirg it like this. This will make them uo think for a sed, and in that moment, you’ll feed the information you want into their brain. Keep in mind, this won’t work on someoh equal reater strength than you. If you’re a jonin, the best you could manage might be a in,” Shisui expined.

  “Then is this even useful in real life?” Kaida asked.

  “In bat, not mu its own. But if you want to gather information, make someoack their allies to create an opening, or tame some ruffians oreet, this teique is perfect,” Shisui said.

  Kaida nodded in uanding, and Shisui tinued.

  “Now, here’s how you do it,” Shisui said, perf the genjutsu on a rat. Kaida watched closely.

  After the process was plete, Shisui said, “I’ve impnted a memory in this rat that you’ve cared for it sis childhood. Now let’s see how it behaves.” Shisui released the rat, and it ran toward Kaida, rubbing its head against his leg.

  “See? That’s the power of this genjutsu. Now let me undo this, or you’ll have to make it your pet,” Shisui said, reversing the memory he had impnted.

  “There are so many ways we could use this jutsu!” Kaida excimed, impressed.

  “Yep. Only your imagination is the limit,” Shisui said.

  “Should I start practig now?” Kaida asked.

  “No, there’s o thing to teach you. Even though I said this won’t work on someone powerful, you still try to make them unscious. Here, let me show you,” Shisui said, using a rat to demonstrate how to knock out an enemy.

  “This also be done on allies if they’re wounded and in too much pain, as it doesn’t have any sting effects. Now, do you have any questions?” Shisui asked.

  “No, brother,” Kaida replied.

  “Good. Start practig, and I’ll e back at 4 AM. Then I’ll teach you kenjutsu too,” Shisui said.

  “Thanks, brother,” Kaida said.

  Shisui nodded and used the Body Flicker Jutsu to return home.