"The difficulty of this Ninjutsu lies in instantly compressing a large amount of Chakra into the shape of a fire dragon," Mokgetsu explained while demonstrating and discussing the technique's release skills with Shisui.
Recently, Mokgetsu had reached a proficient level in Chakra Form Transformation, so he took the opportunity to talk with Shisui about various operations of Chakra Form Transformation.
"I see, I think I understand a bit," Shisui nodded and prepared to give it a try.
Shisui's hands swiftly completed the hand seals, and his internal Chakra erupted, then compressed and molded into shape.
"Fire Release: Mighty Dragon Fire Jutsu!"
Shisui opened his mouth and spat out a one-meter-high fire dragon that rushed into the sky, spinning around before diving into the water.
Applause.
Mokgetsu smiled and clapped for Shisui, saying:
"I thought you might need a few tries to succeed, but it seems I underestimated your talent."
Mokgetsu was genuinely a bit surprised. Shisui hadn't even activated his Sharingan to copy it, yet he learned a B-rank Ninjutsu so quickly. Is this the value of a dual S-rank talent?
"It's because you taught well, Teacher Mokgetsu," Shisui said humbly.
He didn't deny that he learned things faster than the average person, but he did believe that Mokgetsu taught very seriously and excellently.
Except for the first time when Mokgetsu showed off with just one seal, the rest of his demonstrations were all with full hand seals, and he slowed down to match the explanations.
"Besides, I can't say I've truly learned it yet, I can only use it," Shisui thought as he recalled Mokgetsu's Mighty Dragon Fire, feeling that he was still quite a distance away from mastering it, whether in the size or number of fire dragons.
"Let me demonstrate the fully mastered Mighty Dragon Fire Jutsu for you a few more times," Mokgetsu said with a smile.
He was very pleased with Shisui's humility and diligence, and seeing the steadily increasing Chakra on the panel, he knew Shisui hadn't been idle either.
When you're serious, time always flies. As Shisui immersed himself in Mokgetsu's teaching, it was already getting dark.
When Shisui released the Mighty Dragon Fire, he noticed the firelight was particularly bright, realizing that it was almost dark.
A strange thought emerged in his mind: could Teacher Mokgetsu's gentle voice be some kind of Ninjutsu technique that makes one forget the passage of time?
"Teacher, I'm heading back," Shisui said goodbye to Mokgetsu and prepared to go home.
"I've recently summarized my experiences in cultivating Chakra Form Transformation, take a look at them when you get home," Mokgetsu said, handing Shisui a small booklet.
Shisui paused for a moment, then accepted the booklet from Mokgetsu, bowing in thanks.
Even though he didn't say many flattering words, Shisui's respect for Mokgetsu grew even more.
He considered Mokgetsu an exceptionally good teacher. Although they had only known each other for four days, Mokgetsu never held back, always teaching him the most important things first, never keeping anything to himself.
Watching Shisui's departing figure, Mokgetsu smiled, knowing that his strongest goldmine had given him another great reward.
[You gifted your student a Chakra Form Transformation cultivation manual, and due to your student's immense gratitude, you received a critical reward: Ninjutsu Wind Release: Pressure (Proficient level).]
An abundance of techniques for using Wind Release: Pressure instantly filled Mokgetsu's mind, along with some knowledge of Wind Attribute Chakra Nature Changes.
Mokgetsu was very satisfied with this reward.
The Wind Release: Pressure Ninjutsu is very strong, considered one of the top-tier Wind Releases, with a large range and strong destructive power. It can also synergize with his Fire Release Ninjutsu.
Moreover, the system's gift of Wind Attribute Nature Changes is beneficial for the development of his Rasengan and its nature changes.
Originally, he planned to develop the Rasengan's Fire Attribute Chakra Nature Changes himself, but now with Wind, he'll definitely work on the Rasen Shuriken first.
After these few days of exploration, Mokgetsu roughly figured out the mechanism of student returns.
The rewards are influenced by two factors: the quality of the items he gives and the student's level of gratitude for the gift, with the latter having a heavier weight.
On the second day, when he gave Shisui a skewer of snacks, the system gave him ten Shuriken.
On the third day, he gave Shisui some homemade food, and the system gave him fifty Chakra points.
Both were food-related, but the reward on the third day was clearly better, obviously because the third gift held more "meaning," and Shisui liked it more.
Understanding the mechanism, Mokgetsu started planning to make Shisui hit the jackpot. He intended to check Shisui's records at school the next day to see when Shisui's birthday was.
...
On the fifth day of traveling through the Naruto World,
Mokgetsu originally had only one class today, but a third-grade teacher in the office had something come up and needed someone to cover the class. Mokgetsu, ever eager to help out, naturally wouldn't miss this opportunity.
He had two classes, gaining twenty Chakra from one and the Great Fireball from the other.
This was the first time Mokgetsu obtained a Ninjutsu he already knew, but to his delight, the system directly increased his training experience with that duplicated Ninjutsu.
If this were a game, his Great Fireball would be either a Master Great Fireball or a Strengthened Great Fireball.
"Teacher Habu, you're too accommodating. If you continue like this, other teachers will definitely come to you for subbing," Ueda Aya said worriedly.
Mokgetsu thought to himself that he loved the sound of that.
"We're colleagues; it's no problem. Besides, I enjoy teaching students," Mokgetsu smiled and replied.
Ueda Aya didn't know what to say for a moment because looking at Mokgetsu's expression, she could sense that Mokgetsu genuinely meant what he said.
She felt like it was a dream. Does such a nice person really exist in the world? Substituting without extra pay is equivalent to working for free.
Time quickly came to the weekend.
The Ninja Academy was similar to his previous world, with classes from Monday to Friday and weekends off.
Due to a previous agreement, at eight o'clock in the morning, Mokgetsu brought Obito and Might Guy to the area where he and Shisui trained to start a "special training."
"Why do we have to wake up so early on a day off?" Obito groaned, lying on the desk Mokgetsu had prepared in advance.
"Early? I think it's fine," Might Guy scratched his head, unable to empathize with Obito.
Mokgetsu handed out the test papers he had prepared for the two of them, papers he had personally made according to their teaching progress, since they've only had five days of classes and couldn't handle the monthly exam papers from the previous year.
Furthermore, for their situation, Mokgetsu didn't intend for them to tackle difficult problems; just getting the easy points would be enough to pass.
"Teacher Mokgetsu, this is..."
Before long, Shisui, who was ready to cultivate, also arrived. He was puzzled to see Obito and Guy struggling through the test papers.
"They're fourth-grade students, and I'm giving them supplemental lessons. You focus on your cultivation; they won't disturb you," Mokgetsu explained.
Shisui being there was no coincidence; Mokgetsu had called him the night before.
As for the purpose, Mokgetsu thought it would be quite amusing to see older students doing boring test papers while watching a younger schoolmate practice Ninjutsu.