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Of course, there was no need for Seimei to rush into evolving his Sharingan right away.
For one, he hadn't even fully explored the benefits of his recent physical transformation. There was no point in jumping to the next step so soon. For another, it was already late, and pushing to evolve his Sharingan further and break through to the next stage felt a bit rushed.
Even if it weren't so late, he wouldn't recklessly go for it. This wasn't just about crossing a small hurdle—his Sharingan was about to evolve straight into the Rinnegan. That kind of leap would bring a massive boost to his mental attributes, way more than just a small bump. And as he'd already considered, such a change would put a huge strain on his body. He'd need to spend a ton of energy sorting out the consequences.
So, no reckless moves. At the very least, he needed to wait until his condition was at its absolute peak before attempting it. That meant keeping his body and mind in perfect sync for a while longer.
With these thoughts swirling in his head, Seimei quickly pushed them aside and cleared his mind.
Inhale… exhale…
Taking a deep breath and letting it out slowly, he calmed himself. Then he started checking out the perks of this latest transformation—specifically, how much his theoretical chakra cap had increased and how much faster his chakra recovery had gotten.
Focusing his mind, Seimei went all-in on the Chakra Refinement Technique, digging deep into his potential. This time, he kept at it for a full thirty minutes before stopping. He carefully sensed the changes in his body from before and after, cross-referencing the chakra cap increase shown on his panel to estimate the shift in his theoretical chakra limit.
The result? His theoretical chakra cap had skyrocketed by 60 million points! That's right—60 million, a whopping 26 million more than the 34 million boost he got when his Constitution stat went from 38 to 39. No doubt about it, this was a massive leap.
Why such a huge jump? Simple. First, his Constitution hitting 40 triggered a qualitative change. Second, balancing his Constitution and Spirit stats unlocked his full potential. Add those together, and you get this insane result.
Seimei was thrilled. Sure, with his current strength, he'd never fully tap out his potential, but as he always said, the bigger the potential, the higher his ceiling in the long run. A higher chakra cap was always a win.
Snapping out of his thoughts, Seimei calmed himself again and moved on to testing his natural chakra recovery rate. Like always, he paused the Chakra Refinement Technique to stabilize his condition. Then, he opened his panel, quietly observing the chakra changes while his body naturally recovered.
Just like with the chakra cap, the qualitative change from hitting 40 Constitution, combined with the balance between his Constitution and Spirit, brought a huge boost. He could practically see his chakra ticking up faster on the panel.
To figure out exactly how much faster, he'd need to wait a bit. Time ticked by, and soon ten minutes had passed. Seimei stopped observing.
His panel showed his chakra had increased by 1,009,722 points in those ten minutes. That meant roughly 6,058,332 points per hour, or about 145,400,000 points per day. That was a 30 million point increase over his previous recovery rate!
To put that in perspective, when his Constitution went from 38 to 39, the boost was only 17 million points. This time, it was nearly double that—a massive improvement.
Phew…
Letting out a long breath, Seimei felt a rush of satisfaction. But as he'd predicted, even with this huge boost in recovery speed, it still wouldn't cover his daily chakra consumption going forward. Sure, the extra 30 million points turned his daily chakra balance from negative to positive, but with his body's newfound durability, he'd need to pour even more chakra into reinforcing it to keep up the most efficient training. Those 30 million points wouldn't be enough to close the gap.
Unless… Seimei's gaze drifted back to his Sharingan. Unless evolving it into the Rinnegan could drastically boost his chakra recovery speed.
But based on past experience, even if his Spirit stat jumped by more than one point this time, the recovery boost probably wouldn't be enough. Still, he wasn't too worried. Over the past three years, he'd stockpiled plenty of spare chakra—more than enough to keep him going for a while. Short-term chakra shortages weren't a concern. As for the long term? He'd cross that bridge when he got there.
Pushing the thought aside, Seimei turned his attention back to his panel, reviewing the other gains from the past seven months.
First up: his chakra cap. Thanks to the Chakra Refinement Technique running passively 24/7, it had grown steadily, adding over 5 million points in seven months. His cap had gone from just under 24 million to over 29 million, just 900,000 points shy of hitting 30 million—a milestone that, while not transformative, was still impressive.
Next, his bloodline abilities. The Sharingan was already at (99999/100000), just one step away from evolving, as planned. The Byakugan, on the other hand, was still creeping along, relying on passive growth from body reinforcement and small boosts from transformations. It had gone from (11360/100000) to (12031/100000)—still a long way from the (20000/100000) milestone. Seimei had no plans to actively push its evolution. With his body struggling to keep up with his mind, the Sharingan was enough for now.
Moving down the list, his bloodline limits and eliminations—Wood Release, Lava Release, Ice Release, Storm Release, and Dust Release—had seen much bigger jumps. Thanks to more shadow clones developing his bloodline network and his Chakra Control reaching perfection, their evolution speed had spiked.
Take Wood Release: it shot from (5643/10000) to (7872/10000), just 2,128 points from evolving again. At a rate of 9 points per day, it'd take about 240 days—eight months—to hit the next stage. And that was assuming no further boosts. Once his Sharingan evolved, his mental strength would surge, letting him summon more shadow clones to speed things up even more. If his body transformed again in the meantime, the extra 600 points from this transformation alone—equivalent to 70 days of passive growth—would cut the time down further. Seimei was confident Wood Release would evolve in under eight months, boosting his potential and speeding up his body's transformation.
Slurp. Wiping the drool from his mouth, Seimei moved on to Lava, Ice, Storm, and Dust Release. They'd gained similar amounts of progress, but since they started further behind, they were only about halfway there, with Dust Release barely at 40%. Evolving them would take at least a year, even with faster progress later, so he set them aside for now.
In the skills section, with Chakra Control maxed out, only Chakra Refinement Technique remained. It was steadily ticking up by 24 proficiency points per day, gaining over 5,000 points in seven months. It was now at lv8 (22272/50000). At this rate, it'd take 1,155 days—about three years and two months—to hit lv9, a major milestone that would massively boost his ability to tap into his potential and grow his chakra cap faster. Seimei was pumped for it.
With that, he'd reviewed all his gains. His eyes lingered briefly on his age, which had ticked up by another year, before he closed the panel and headed back to his wooden cabin to rest. The day's efforts to trigger his transformation had drained him, and though the transformation restored some energy, he was still beat. With everything summarized, it was time to call it a night. Soon, soft snoring echoed from the cabin.
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The next day, Seimei woke up a bit later than usual. By the time he stepped out of the cabin, the sky was already tinged with the pale light of dawn. He quickly washed up, scarfed down a few enhanced soldier pills to fill his stomach, and headed to the clearing at the center of Moon Island.
Sensing his condition, he could feel his mind and body had grown even more in sync after a night of integration, boosting his state slightly. Still, he wasn't ready to evolve his Sharingan just yet. As he'd decided yesterday, he'd wait until his condition was absolutely perfect. For now, he estimated that'd be after this round of intense training, followed by a day of rest back in the village. By then, his mind and body would be in peak harmony.
Wasting no time, Seimei formed hand signs and used Multiple Shadow Clone Technique, summoning 600 shadow clones to absorb natural energy. Yup, 600—100 more than before. Even without formally reinforcing his body yet, he was sure 500 clones wouldn't keep up with his chakra consumption anymore. He'd test if 600 was enough.
Looking at the dense crowd of clones, Seimei tapped into the chakra stored in his forehead's dimensional space, refilling his reserves. Then he formed more signs, using Wood Clone Technique to create a single wood clone. He sealed the 600 shadow clones into a scroll, handed it to the wood clone, and sent it off to the primeval forest in the northeast of the Land of Fire.
With that done, Seimei took a deep breath, refilled his chakra again, and used Multiple Shadow Clone Technique once more, this time summoning 160 clones to develop his bloodline network. Since his mental strength hadn't increased yet, the number stayed the same.
"All right, get to it!" Seimei waved them off. The 160 clones split into groups and headed out.
With them gone, Seimei didn't linger. With a thought, he activated Flying Thunder God Technique and instantly teleported into the volcano beneath Moon Island. Slipping into Sage Mode in a heartbeat, he began training Body Extreme.
As he reinforced his body, he tested the limits of his newly transformed physique. But before he could push its boundaries, he stumbled onto another perk of the transformation. Previously, after months of adaptation, his body had barely adjusted to the harsh environment of the fourth chamber, still feeling the strain beyond his limits. That forced him to burn extra chakra and focus to heal his injuries, slowing his reinforcement.
Now? The fourth chamber felt like the third had—just the right amount of pressure. He didn't need to worry about overexerting or injuring himself, which naturally boosted his training efficiency. This unexpected bonus thrilled him, but he quickly focused and dove back into his training with full commitment.