manynovel Chapter 63 Eight Fire Release Techniques That Couldn't Be Stopped!
Chapter 63 Eight Fire Release Techniques That Couldn't Be Stopped!
The three Chunin from Kirigakure used the Hidden Mist Technique together, instantly making the fog in the mine even thicker, but...
"Hmm? It didn't completely overwhelm her misty aura..."
"Is this guy really a Konoha ninja? He doesn't look very old!"
"Watch out, that Uchiha brat is forming hand seals, it's Fire Release!"
As the signature technique of Kirigakure, "Hidden Mist Technique" not only obscures vision, but more importantly, it also has a detection effect. It can detect chakra reactions through the mist, which is almost equivalent to a low-end sensory ninjutsu - otherwise there would be no point in everyone "groping in the dark".
Originally, the three Chunin from Kirigakure used the "Hidden Mist Technique" together not to make it denser, but to completely suppress the enemy's mist, preventing the opponent from sensing it using the "Hidden Mist Technique".
but……
It didn't work!
Although Lan Wu's mastery of the "Hidden Mist Technique" was only average, she possessed strong chakra and, when her opponent attempted to suppress her mist with mist, she chose to condense the mist into tiny, suspended water droplets...
In this way, perception only becomes blurred, but does not fail.
At the same time, they also noticed Akaishi next to them, whose chakra was surging all over his body, and it seemed that he was using some kind of fire release!
"Fire Release? How laughable..."
"Who do you think we are?!"
"Don't let your guard down, it's the Uchiha clan. The four of us will defend together, you prepare to counterattack!"
Water Release: Water Chaos!
Of the eight people, four of them quickly formed hand seals...
On Akashi's side, although the hand seals were quick, they were also more complicated. After all, "Great Dragon Fire Technique" is a B-rank ninjutsu, which is generally not used by Chunin.
Fire Release: Great Dragon Fire Technique!
Four Kirigakure Chunin spewed water from their mouths—this move had simple hand seals, requiring only three, and even against Akaishi who was about to complete his seals, they could easily strike first.
Of course, its power isn't strong enough either...
Using the impact of a high-pressure water jet as a weapon is a huge waste. However, as the "foundation of water jutsu," the efficiency of converting chakra into water is very high. In waterless environments, it can be used to create water as a starting ninjutsu. Moreover, the amount of water is controllable, so it is also useful for extinguishing fires!
Akashi's Great Dragon Fire Technique was a step too slow, but the moment Akashi unleashed the flames, the Mist Ninjas already sensed something was wrong.
A gigantic dragon head materialized, followed by a massive fire dragon that swept in, filling the entire mine!
It wasn't just "big" that it was so big, but the heat wave that hit us instantly dispersed the surrounding fog, making the air distort.
boom--
When the first layer of "Water Chaos Wave" collided with "Great Dragon Fire Technique", an explosion instantly rang out due to the collision of water and fire!
Experienced Hidden Mist practitioners could already understand that this was a manifestation of Water Release techniques being at a significant disadvantage.
If you extinguish a fire directly with water, there won't be much noise at all. At most, there will be some crackling sounds. Unless the fire is very weak, there won't be any explosive sounds. At most, there will be a muffled sound of water vapor being evaporated.
The loud bang at this moment signifies that the Water Release technique has failed instantly, with even the water vapor exploding...
And indeed, the "Water Chaos Wave" collapsed instantly, directly pushed back by the "Great Dragon Fire Technique." The Water Chaos Wave crashed into it, and apart from slightly slowing down the "Fire Dragon's" sweep, it generated a large amount of high-temperature steam!
Fortunately, the second and third "water turbulence waves" arrived immediately, but... they also produced an even louder explosion—double the volume of water, making the explosion even louder...
The slowest hand seal, "Water Chaos Wave," struck the fire dragon, producing a similar explosion, only slightly quieter.
As the "fire dragon" surged towards them, the other four Chunin, still in shock, had already completed their hand seals...
Water Release: Water Shark Bullet Technique!
The four of them spat out shark-shaped water balls and pounced on the giant fire dragon that was about to attack them.
This technique is a C-rank ninjutsu, and it's a relatively common large-scale ninjutsu among water-style techniques, similar in status to the "Great Fireball Technique".
However, Water Release and Earth Release, which emphasize form transformation, have special limitations—they can often exert greater power by relying on real earth or water sources, easily surpassing Fire Release and Lightning Release. Conversely, if one simulates them entirely with chakra, their power is often inferior!
"Water Shark Bullet Technique" is a ninjutsu that is relatively less adept at creating water and more dependent on the environment.
The original plan of Kirigakure was that the powerful fourth level of "Water Wave Chaos" would be enough to extinguish the opponent's fire jutsu, while also leaving a large amount of chakra to create water. At this time, the other four people's "Water Shark Bullet Technique" could directly inherit this water and exert considerable power, even if it was not as powerful as it was on water.
In their view, with four Water Waves extinguishing all Fire Release techniques, and four Water Shark Bullets charging straight at them, they would have essentially won half the battle. However, now…
bang bang bang-
The tiny water shark bullet only produced four muffled thuds!
blood loss.
These four Water Shark Bullets, despite being more advanced and consuming more chakra, were not even as effective at blocking as the Water Chaos Wave.
Eight turbulent waves, perhaps that could block them...
Akashi's Great Dragon Fire Technique consumes almost three times the chakra of a standard large-scale ninjutsu, which is actually quite cumbersome for a Chunin. It's fine for Akashi when he's at full strength, but for an ordinary Chunin, using this technique will consume a third of his chakra in one "missed" attempt, which can be described as "turning the tide of battle".
However, its power is not comparable to that of the "Great Fireball Technique". If Akashi only increases the chakra output of the "Great Fireball Technique", even if it is increased to three times, the power will only increase by 50% at most - most ninjutsu usually have the highest cost-effectiveness in terms of standard consumption.
And one "Great Dragon Fire Technique" is actually more powerful than three Great Fireball Techniques, let alone a "three-times-powered version of Great Fireball Technique"!
尤其是赤石的火遁，还有「温度+3、熄灭难度+3、範围+2、火焰速度+2、冲击力+1」的查克拉变化加成……
Now, with this golden opportunity, eight Kirigakure Chunin faced Akaishi's "Great Dragon Fire Technique" head-on, and their eight Water Release techniques were no match for it!
The high temperature and wide range caused the water-style techniques to evaporate; the difficulty in extinguishing them increased the resilience of the fire-style techniques; and the weakening effect of evaporating the water-style techniques was reduced. The combined effect of these three factors allowed the "Great Dragon Fire Technique" to defeat eight opponents despite its reverse attribute.
Logically, after "swallowing" eight Water Release techniques, the power should have weakened, especially the speed of diffusion. At least the Hidden Mist should have had time to retreat...
However, in addition to the "Flame Speed" bonus, which makes the "Great Dragon Fire Technique" spread faster than expected, the most effective part is the slight "Flame Impact" bonus. Although this bonus is the smallest, it pushes the high-temperature steam back!
result……
Even if the eight cloaked creatures could outrun the fire dragon, they couldn't outrun the high-temperature steam, and screams echoed through the air...