The Master of Konoha's Legacy

Anyway, it can't be blamed on Hiruzen Sarutobi.

Because even a commoner like Minato Namikaze could stop him, but the genius of Konoha's number one clan, the Uchiha, couldn't.

It can only be blamed on Uchiha Tonan's lack of strategy and incompetence.

At most, Hiruzen Sarutobi could only bear the responsibility for his excessive use of personnel and poor judgment in judging people.

After a long while, Uchiha Tonan gently put down his teacup, slowly stood up, closed his eyes, opened his arms, and took a deep breath.

What an atmosphere of freedom!

Another opportunity to conduct live experiments.

Then I'll start by taking the lives of your Sarutobi clan members to collect some interest.

After thinking it over, Uchiha Tonan turned around and walked slowly toward the commander's tent.

[Chapter 262. Research Project: Cultivation Essence]

Two days later.

In the dead of night, the faint stars seemed to be veiled behind a gauze curtain, appearing indistinctly.

The moon appeared and disappeared intermittently, veiled by lotus-shaped clouds.

A tiny black shadow darted swiftly through the clouds, like a black sesame seed flying to the center of the moon.

Then zoom in little by little, zoom in.

A large bird with golden feathers spread its wings and glided down to the ground.

On his back was a wooden bag containing a glass container.

Soon the golden bird landed on the ground, its wings spread and its head bowed deeply.

Standing in front of it was a man wearing a white bathrobe, none other than Uchiha Tonan.

Kabuto Hatake, carrying the glass container, came to the ground and bowed deeply to Tonan Uchiha, saying, "Sir."

Uchiha Tonan nodded slightly and said, "If this thing were to enter the Konoha camp, it would cause too much of a commotion, so I came here specifically to pick you up."

Kabuto Hatake politely replied, "Thank you for your trouble, sir."

Uchiha Tonan nodded slightly and turned to walk towards the Konoha camp.

"How's your studies going lately?"

Kabuto Hatake, who was following behind, said respectfully:

"Fortunately, there were many things I didn't understand at the beginning."

But with Senior Scorpion's patient guidance, I've almost fully understood it.

I have now refined chakra and have also gained some knowledge about the human body.

Uchiha Tonan raised an eyebrow and glanced sideways, saying, "Oh? You specifically choose to study knowledge about the human body?"

Kabuto Hatake reached out and pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses, saying:

"I want to help you as soon as possible, so I'll put other miscellaneous studies aside for now."

I've disposed of everything in the lab, making sure there's no trace left.

Uchiha Tonan nodded in satisfaction and said:

"That's right. Nothing is difficult if you put your heart into it. As long as you do something with your heart, you will definitely achieve something."

By the way, did Scorpion leave?

Kabuto Hatake nodded and said softly, "Satoshi asked me to tell you that he has gone to the ninja world to travel and find high-quality materials."

Uchiha Tonan nodded slightly and said nothing more.

Led by Uchiha Tonan, the two moved as if they were in an empty field and soon arrived at the commander's tent.

Uchiha Tonan walked to a corner of the tent and made a hand seal with one hand.

The soil on the ground began to swirl, like water in a funnel, and gradually an opening appeared.

"You may leave now; the main body is inside."

Kabuto Hatake understood immediately and, carrying the glass container containing Hatake's remains, walked down the steps at the cave entrance toward the underground laboratory.

Because this laboratory was built underground in the Konoha camp.

To avoid making too much noise and affecting the ninjas above, Uchiha Tonan dug the laboratory very deep.

Even the walls of the laboratory are covered with dense holes to attenuate sound waves.

The stairs do not descend in a straight line at an angle; instead, they are spiral staircases.

Kabuto Hatake continued walking downwards for a good ten minutes, during which he could faintly hear mournful cries.

"Lord Tunan...I pledge my allegiance to you...please release me."

"Don't be so pessimistic, I'm not going to eat you."

"Ugh... Ah... Kill me, kill me!"

"Even ants try to survive, so how can you, as the strongest young generation of the Sarutobi clan, be so foolish?"

You questioned why I was so assertive when I issued the orders.

Hang in there, I haven't finished recording the data yet.

"Uh...ah...uh..."

"Oh!"

"unlucky."

After a loud bang, the sound in Kabuto Hatake's ears disappeared completely.

Reaching the bottom of the stairs, I was faced with three dark openings, making it impossible to tell which one was which.

"The laboratory is in the middle, come in."

Kabuto Hatake immediately took a step and walked towards the middle of the cave entrance.

After turning a few corners along the passage, the light suddenly appeared ahead.

Under the bright white light, the room was filled with blood, and pools of bloody mud slowly flowed from the operating table to the floor.

The bloody mud was still steaming, and the whole room reeked of blood.

Meanwhile, Uchiha Tonan, dressed in a spotless white lab coat, was holding a pen and paper, his brow furrowed, recording data from the instruments.

Kabuto Hatake, stepping over flesh and blood, approached Uchiha Tonan and bowed deeply, saying, "Sir."

Uchiha Tonan, focused intently on recording the data, said without looking up:

"The left passage is where you store your materials, and the right passage is your new residence and also where you study."

Kabuto Hatake nodded, looking puzzled, and asked, "Don't you need a place to store the materials?"

Uchiha Tonan gently shook his head and pointed to the record scroll in his hand, saying:

"It's not necessary now; this experiment can only be conducted using fresh, living subjects."

Let's put the remains down first and come over to find out more.

Do you understand the essence of sound?

Kabuto Hatake carefully placed the glass container on the table.

He approached Uchiha Tonan and stood on tiptoe to look at the record scroll in his hand.

Uchiha Tonan was always taller than his peers.

He immediately and considerately lowered the scroll so that Kabuto could see it, and said leisurely:

"When we speak, our vocal cords vibrate."

The vocal cords transmit vibrations to the air, causing the air to vibrate.

The vibration is then transmitted through the air to the ear.

The brain then reanalyzes the vibrations to hear the sound.

Kabuto thought about it for a moment, and then a look of understanding flashed in his eyes as he said, "I understand."

A look of longing appeared on Uchiha Tonan's face as he said:

"I discovered something very interesting."

If life wants to strengthen itself through cultivation, it needs exercise.

Whether physical or mental.

Vibration is the most efficient form of movement, capable of reaching down to the cellular level.

At this point, Kabuto Hatake frowned, thinking of the blind spot, and asked in confusion:

"But why is chakra extraction done through meditation after training?"

Uchiha Tonan's lips curled slightly as he answered:

"Then why can't you refine chakra while sleeping?"

In fact, as long as a person is alive, their spirit is in an active state.

This is why the data we get from instruments is expressed as waveforms.

Mental movement also has two basic attributes: frequency and amplitude.

Meditation reduces the amplitude of mental activity but increases its frequency.

This will inspire one's own spiritual strength.

The same applies to the body; vigorous exercise is not necessarily the best way to cultivate oneself.

Did you know that the Lightning Release Chakra Mode of the Hidden Cloud Village uses Lightning Release chakra to create electric currents that continuously stimulate the body's cells?

At this time, the body's cells will vibrate at a high frequency, but it is invisible to the naked eye.

Therefore, the most effective way to cultivate oneself lies in being detailed, comprehensive, and frequent.

After saying that, Uchiha Tonan pointed to the flesh and blood on the operating table and said: