Chapter 410: Teaching students in accordance with their aptitude

Konohamaru and his two companions fought a battle in the afternoon when they arrived at the eastern front, another battle in the evening, and continued the battle the next morning.

The high-intensity combat allowed the three to quickly get rid of their rookie mentality, and their mental outlook was completely different from before.

The three of them witnessed a fight between gods.

"Teacher Iruka, that huge monster is the Woodman Technique?!" Konohamaru knew about Wood Release, but had no idea about the specific techniques like Woodman and Wood Dragon.

He was stunned to see a forty-meter-tall giant wielding a sword, fighting one against two, and making the Two-Tail and Eight-Tail flee in panic.

In such a battle, how much room would the Rasengan that he had practiced so hard be used for? "Is that really a ninjutsu?" Watching the wooden man punch the two-tail and kick the eight-tail, Udon and Moegi opened their mouths wide, completely losing the ability to think.

This battle was just a test, and both sides invested very little manpower. Ino knocked down the Eight-Tails with one punch, then lifted up this huge monster and threw it at the Two-Tails like garbage, making the Two-Tails meow.

After the battle, Ino and Tsunade held a meeting to discuss strategies to defeat the enemy, and then came to find the three people.

As the leader of Ino's team, he said a few words of comfort and asked directly, what should you do when you encounter a strong enemy and can't beat him? Run! There is no shame in running away, don't fight to the death.

Iruka was listening nearby and felt that these words were not in line with the will of fire, but he was powerless and had no room to interrupt.

Ino sent the three away and talked to Iruka about Naruto.

Getting Naruto to learn Flying Thunder God is definitely the most difficult task in the sixty years since the founding of Konoha. It's no exaggeration to say that it's an SSS-level task. We can't just let her work hard on this, and you guys can't just think of escaping.

"I guess that Brother Minato probably wants Naruto to have more knowledge of ninjutsu and ways to save his life. Whether or not he can master Flying Thunder God is not important, but we must do this with 100% effort. Teacher Iruka, when I left the village, I drew up a study plan for Naruto. Now I need you to supervise him from time to time."

When Iruka heard that he was going to teach Naruto the Flying Thunder God Jutsu, he was also confused.

My goodness, Naruto failed to learn the clone technique back then, and now he is directly learning such a difficult ninjutsu? Are you guys crazy? Ino has a strong sense of contract. Since she has taken Jiraiya's spiritual water, she must fulfill her responsibilities. If Naruto can't learn it, it's Naruto's problem, and whether to teach or not is her problem.

I have already mastered the art of teleportation, and all that remains is hard practice.

Perception is not enough, so she split the perception part of Flying Thunder God into nine stages and listed twelve training methods. Naruto does not need to understand the principles, his body just needs to remember them. Ashura and Yang Nine-Tails will help in this regard.

She also wrote a general outline of Flying Thunder God. Worried that there might be words Naruto didn't recognize, she marked the pronunciation and asked Naruto to memorize them.

Naruto would probably be willing to practice his body-flicking skills and perception abilities, since he had nothing else to do. But memorizing? NO! Memorizing was what Naruto hated the most.

In this regard, Ino, Jiraiya and Kakashi together are not as effective as Iruka.

As long as Iruka wrote back from time to time to urge him, Naruto would force himself to memorize the book even if he was unwilling to do so.

Ino said: "Chunnin Iruka, this is a task assigned to you by the village. Please make sure to supervise Naruto's learning progress. This matter is very important."

You have already issued the task, what else can I say? Iruka had no choice but to accept this task.

There were not battles every day on the Eastern Front. There would be two days of fierce attack and two days of rest.

When Ino had some time, she called Konohamaru and the other two to her side to give a lecture.

The three of them don’t have panels with added points, but the basic idea behind the ninja thing is the same.

Both "tolerance" and "virtue" are very important, and can even be said to be the foundation of the foundation. When everyone's physical fitness is similar, the higher the values ​​of these two items, the further you can go in the future.

Ino had received higher education in her previous life and knew the importance of theory, so she shared her understanding of ninjutsu with the three people.

Konohamaru liked this way of teaching very much, because the Third Hokage had also taught him this way before he died, but the Third Hokage was too busy and died early, so he only gave him a vague concept of a lot of knowledge. Now Ino was consolidating his previous knowledge and expanding it to a deeper level. Konohamaru was very excited to listen to it, and he would take a lot of notes every time, and then review and study it privately.

Knowing that his teacher is the new generation of Golden Flash, Konohamaru is very self-aware. He never mentions Flying Thunder God and concentrates on practicing his Rasengan.

Ino was very satisfied with this. It was good to be down-to-earth. It was hard to say whether Konohamaru could become the eighth Hokage in the future, but looking at his enthusiasm for learning, he would have no problem becoming an elite jonin.

Changes in chakra properties, changes in chakra form, illusions, sealing techniques, medical ninjutsu, Ino has dabbled in many areas, and she is not weak even in physical techniques, so she gave in-depth explanations of each category.

"Teacher, if I focus on one subject, would it be more suitable for me?" Udon has the lowest status in the trio.

Konohamaru has a "village chief grandpa". Even though he is a dead grandpa, his legacy is still there. According to the saying that master and apprentice are like father and son, Tsunade is the disciple of the Third Generation, and Ino is Tsunade's disciple. She has no problem calling the Third Generation grandpa. Ino and Konohamaru have a very close relationship.

Moeka has the blood of a branch of the Senju clan, and her parents and Tsunade are both relatives, so she is also a relative.

The udon was brought along as a gift.

Ino replied, "Of course you can. Any skill, when pushed to its limit, will be extremely powerful. For example, Might Guy on the Western Front, when it comes to ninjutsu, illusion, and sealing techniques, he is definitely not as good as me, but his taijutsu is the best in the world. Even if I were to fight him, I would have to avoid him for a while."

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She changed the subject: "The same goes for illusion and sealing techniques. However, you are still young and cannot be sure what you are good at. My suggestion is to learn a little bit of everything, then determine your talent, and then specialize in one."

In addition to normal classes.

Ino also has to give Moe Huang some special treatment.

This was a solemn request from her parents to Tsunade and Ino, and it was neither reasonable nor moral to fool around with it.

Moeka Kazesami's grandfather is the youngest son of Hashirama Senju and the uncle of Tsunade, so the blood relationship is very close.

In order to teach her grass escape, Shizune woke Ino up from her bed at half past six in the morning.

"Still sleeping? Aren't you supposed to teach Meng Huang today? Stop sleeping and wake up!"

Shizune woke up Ino and went to call Tsunade.

Tsunade claimed to be working overtime last night, but in fact she just left her work to Shikamaru and went off to drink.

She slept on the table all night, and when she woke up, there was a blur of ink on her face.

"Lady Tsunade, wake up! Tuntun, bring a towel!"

"Ino, don't sleep! Tuntun, go get a basin of water!"

(End of this chapter)