Currently, Minato is still the weakest in the team, but his speed of improvement and talent are visible to the naked eye. The others didn't believe that Minato wouldn't grow in the future.
In fact, in terms of overall perspective and tactical analysis, Minato is the most outstanding in the team besides Kazuki.
If Minato's strength wasn't a bit too weak, Kazuki wouldn't mind letting him lead this team in the future.
Of course, given Minato's current state, he isn't particularly suited to leading a team in the future, which is very similar to Kazuki.
Kazuki's strength is too great. He can challenge everyone alone now, using Susanoo to cut down others, so he doesn't seem to need teammates much.
As for Minato, he will definitely take the path of the Flying Thunder God Technique in the future, and to fully utilize the mobility of the Flying Thunder God Technique, he is destined to walk a solitary path.
His strength might not be the greatest, but his destructive power is definitely among the best.
As for Mikoto, Nawaki, and Rinka, they are the most suitable for coordinated combat. As their combat experience rapidly increases, with Kazuki's guidance and their bodies beginning to develop, the four of them are improving quite quickly in strength.
They even possess the strength of ordinary Jonin, and in any village, Jonin are extremely valuable resources.
Given their talent, Kazuki was confident about training them to be elite jonin within five, or even three years.
As for Minato, he needs to learn the Flying Thunder God Technique first, and he has too many fundamentals to build, after all, he is only eleven years old now.
Among his peers, Minato is definitely a standout. It would be difficult to find a Ninja under twelve years old, besides Kazuki, who could be his match.
Even the current Kushina might not be stronger than the current Minato, as their growth after entering the battlefield is incomparable to Kushina, who stayed in the village.
And as long as Minato learns the Flying Thunder God Technique, his strength will significantly improve.
The Flying Thunder God Technique is very powerful and can significantly enhance the user, and some even boast that Minato instantly killed fifty Jonin using the Flying Thunder God Technique. Of course, that's just hearsay.
Kazuki wouldn't deny that Minato was a head-hunter, he was definitely an executioner during the Third Great Ninja War.
Many conspiracy theorists say that Hiruzen only exposed Naruto as the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki and not as Minato's son, believing that Hiruzen wanted to control Naruto or something.
In reality, there is indeed such a reason to some extent but the real reason is that Minato's deterrent power was simply too great.
A killing machine attracts too much hatred. A team battle can be lost, but they' must die.
Everyone knows that Minato's child might not learn the Flying Thunder God Technique, but what if? What if even such talent was inherited?
Once he learns the Flying Thunder God Technique, won't he become another killing machine?
During the Third Great Ninja War, Minato killed many people, even eliminating some talents before they could grow.
Haven't you seen that after more than ten years, Iwagakure still hasn't fully recovered? There aren't many strong individuals left, weren't they harvested by Minato before they could grow?
Between Minato's son and the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki, Minato's son attracts more hatred.
Those killed by Minato have relatives and friends, wouldn't they want revenge?
Throughout the Third Great Ninja War, the number of people Minato killed probably exceeded the combined total of the other top ten during that period.
As for the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki, it's not that easy to kill. Not to mention the Nine-Tails popping out at critical moments, even if the Nine-Tails dies, Konoha can find a new Jinchuriki afterward.
Of course, if there were another Nine-Tails Incident, then the two sides would be in an unending conflict.
However, if you can attack my Jinchuriki, then I can also attack your Jinchuriki. If you move against my Jinchuriki, we will move against your Jinchuriki.
Moreover, who would expose their own Jinchuriki's information like that?
The Jinchuriki of other villages are all protected in various ways, how could it be like Naruto, who wasn't even fed enough?
Aren't they afraid that the Jinchuriki will be dissatisfied with the village?
Of course, if it were a normal person, with Naruto's childhood experiences, not thinking of destroying Konoha would already be quite good.
"You might be busier from now on." Kazuki said in a deep voice.
"Before, I took you on many missions, and you've been tempered enough. Now, I'm going to start getting serious."
"As for you, I will still keep you fighting, but it won't be like before."
Actually, Kazuki wanted to let them return to Konoha, but if they left him, they would be somewhat in danger. After all, Madara is still lurking in the background. Orıginal content can be found at 𝗇𝗈𝗏𝖾𝗅•𝖿𝗂𝗋𝖾•𝗇𝖾𝗍
If he isn't watching, who knows if Madara will make a move and abduct them?
"Why not go directly to the front lines?"
After a moment of thought, Minato suggested to Kazuki, "For you, no matter how many enemies there are, it won't make much of a difference, right?"
"Go directly to the front lines?" Kazuki slightly shook his head, rejecting the idea.
"Indeed, for me, the more people there are, the greater my destructive power, but the Hokage's order requires us to harass them within the Land of Water."
"Don't forget, ninja are supposed to complete missions, and anything outside of the mission... usually it's fine, but if someone catches you doing something wrong, it will be very troublesome."
One thing Kazuki didn't mention was that the current commander of the Land of Water front is Homura, and he is not very friendly towards him unlike Hiruzen and Koharu, who have already given up, and are even gradually starting to build momentum for Kazuki.
As for Homura, Kazuki didn't care much. On one hand, he wanted to rule independently and become the first emperor of the Ninja World, but he also didn't want to disappoint those who supported him.
If he really did that, Mito would probably be very disappointed, right?
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