Projection magicians starting from the Uchiha clan

Originally, I wanted to play the victim as is customary, but I found that apart from never having been in a relationship and not being in good mental condition, the author's life was actually quite normal.

Although the book's performance was a bit poor, it was still the first one, so it was still acceptable.

As for writing this book, it's like I've come full circle and come back to where I started.

As a first book, this book actually has quite a few problems. The writing style, pacing, and update speed are not very good, and there are also some issues with the selection of materials.

The original intention was to attract readers who liked Naruto or Type-Moon, but the majority of those who remained were readers who liked both, resulting in a significant decrease in potential readers.

I originally planned to include elements from various realms, but I've basically given up on most of them now. The main focus of the various realms has been shifted to after Naruto.

The author's own abilities are also limited, and many of the ideas in his mind cannot be well expressed.

Many scenes that were actually quite exciting ended up looking mediocre, all thanks to the imagination.

I'd also like to express my sincere gratitude to the readers who have kept reading until now. Regardless of whether you'll continue reading or not, I'm already very grateful that you've managed to get this far.

So I'd also like to ask the readers who have read this far: which books do you think have good writing and a style that suits this book, so the author might consider taking some further training?

Type-Moon author Mushroom's writing is truly excellent, but it's also incredibly difficult to emulate.

I like Fengyue's books, but I feel that his writing style is not easy to learn.

Regardless of how well this book performs, the Naruto arc will definitely be completed, with a few minor arcs interspersed throughout.

As for the Great Heavens, it depends on whether it reaches 500 average views in 4 months. If not, the author hasn't been consistently active, and it will probably be finished after only a few chapters.

Hmm, I'll think about it some more. Maybe I'll come back and write a few more side stories when I have time, and write what I want to write.

For example, the battle between the Shu Han heroes who helped Zheng Chenggong resist the Qing Dynasty after the Ceremony of the Full Moon is unlikely to appear in the main story.

To the readers who leave here, I hope we'll have the chance to meet again in the next book, though it will be at least four months from now.

Those who are interested can join group 766895913, the Dream Awakening Book Club, to chat with me about where the various realms will go next and what suggestions I have for the previous chapters.

I won't accept your suggestions, but I will listen and make changes if I feel it's necessary.

In short, please continue to support and subscribe. Also, first subscriptions are very important as they give the author confidence. I'm asking for your first subscription here.

Below are some recommendations for books by authors from the same group (as a sacrifice).

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Chapter 85 The Spiral Sword and Uchiha Shisui, Susanoo Wielding Divine Lightning (Seeking First Subscription) (4,000 words)

Having established the Senju clan's loyalty to her, Iori did not linger there.

He is currently just an ordinary Uchiha Jonin, with no say in the Uchiha clan. The Senju clan needs to cooperate with the Uchiha clan to play the biggest role in Iori's plan.

He plans to further coordinate the relationship between the Senju and Uchiha clans after he becomes the clan leader.

Although Iori had already speedrunned the Senju Clan dungeon, only a morning had passed.

Iori thought about it and felt that it might not be appropriate to visit Elder Uchiha Setsuna now, as it would give people a rash impression, as if it were a backup plan.

He decided to send a visiting card first and arrange a formal visit the next morning, as this would show more respect and sincerity.

Upon returning to the Uchiha clan's territory, he first wrote a letter of invitation and gave it to Shisui, asking him to deliver it to the Grand Elder's home.

When Shisui returned, Iori took him with her and prepared to enhance his strength.

The enhancement given to Tsunade is an example set for the Senju clan, and the Uchiha clan should not be treated the same way.

As for the person to be strengthened, he naturally chose his loyal supporter, Uchiha Shisui.

He was the only man Iori trusted within the clan.

The two left Konoha together and headed deep into the forest to a secluded spot that Iori used to frequent. It was a place where almost no one passed by and it was very open, making it ideal for strengthening Susanoo.

Iori had always had some guesses and plans regarding Shisui's strengthening.

They came to a quiet clearing in the woods, where sunlight filtered through the treetops, creating dappled shadows.

The only sounds were the wind and the occasional birdsong, creating a sense of tranquility.

Iori turned to face Shisui and said, "Shisui, activate your Susanoo."

"I want to see if my guess is correct."

Shisui stood on the open ground, the tomoe in his eyes spinning rapidly, and a chilling chakra emanated from them. The three tomoe merged into one, transforming into a four-bladed windmill.

As chakra flowed, the massive body of Susanoo gradually materialized. The green Susanoo held a strange weapon in its hand, which spun continuously, emitting a whistling sound.

Shisui's Sharingan was just an ordinary Mangekyou Sharingan; being able to summon the second form of Susanoo was already the result of his all-out effort.

Iori stared at the weapon in Shisui's Susanoo's hand and asked, "What's the name of the weapon you're holding?"

"It seems to be called the Spiral Sword," Shisui replied. He had never seen a similar weapon before, but after activating Susanoo, he inexplicably learned the weapon's name.

"Does it have any special abilities?" Iori continued to ask. The Totsuka Blade in Itachi's hand and the Ameno Magakaku Bow in Sasuke's hand were both powerful spiritual weapons.

"It can rotate at high speed to increase its power and also enhance my Fire Release techniques," Shisui explained. His Spiral Sword is not only a weapon, but also an amplifier of his ninjutsu power.

"Is that all?" Iori asked with some disappointment. Compared to the seal of the Totsuka Blade and the Indra's Arrow of the Heavenly Magakko Bow, this was far too ordinary.

However, Sasuke's Amakakubune didn't seem to have any extraordinary properties before the Valley of the End, which made Iori somewhat relieved.

"Is there a problem?" Shisui seemed confused, not understanding Iori's intentions.

Iori shook her head slightly. "It's nothing. I originally thought that the Spiral Sword in your hand was a spiritual weapon, just like the Totsuka Sword and the Yata Mirror. It seems I was overthinking it."

His words revealed a hint of disappointment, but he quickly regained his composure.

Iori stretched out her hand, and a golden ripple appeared above her palm, from which a sword slowly descended.

It was a silver-white longsword, without a sharp blade. Instead, spiral patterns meandered down its blade, as if it contained some kind of mysterious power.

The appearance of this sword caused subtle changes in the surrounding air, and a strange sense of oppression emanated from it.

This sword was given to Iori by a burly man who joined the banquet when Iori was drinking with Cú Chulainn not long ago.

Iori recalled the scene at that time, and the all-out Noble Phantasm clash was truly exhilarating.

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In the banquet hall of Valhalla, the aroma of wine and meat mingled together as Iori sat around a table with Cú Chulainn and Diarmuid, clinking glasses and exchanging toasts.

They drank fine wine and enjoyed a sumptuous meal while chatting and laughing.

Suddenly, a burly, imposing man walked over.

His gaze swept over Cú Chulainn, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes, before he burst into laughter, patting Cú Chulainn on the shoulder with glee.

"Long time no see, Cú Chulainn. I heard you were eventually killed by Maeve, hahaha!" the big man said with a booming voice that filled the entire banquet hall.

Cú Chulainn rolled his eyes and retorted dismissively, "Tch, weren't you assassinated by Maeve's husband?"

"Hahaha, looks like we didn't die very gracefully, hahaha!" The two's conversation was full of banter and jokes, clearly indicating that their relationship was more than just ordinary.

The big man didn't care about Cú Chulainn's retort at all, but laughed even more happily, and then put his arm around Cú Chulainn's shoulder and sat down.

He introduced himself as follows: "I am Fergus Mark Roy, the Grand Master of the Red Branch Knights, and also Cú Chulainn's friend and foster father."

"It's a pleasure to meet you all. Let's continue the feast. Warriors should eat well, drink well, and sleep well."

Fergus said heartily, picked up his glass and drank it down in one gulp, then picked up the beef leg and took a big bite.

Diarmuid was somewhat excited; Fergus was a formidable figure in Celtic mythology and one of his idols.

He stood up and gave a graceful bow: "I am Dirumdo Audina, it is an honor to meet you."

"I am Uchiha Iori, it's nice to meet you." Iori nodded, raised her glass to him, and then drank it all in one gulp.

Fergus asked with some curiosity, "In my modern memories, Diarmuid is Angus's adopted son and a Celtic hero."

"But you, bro, I don't seem to recognize you at all. Could you be one of those people from another world that's been circulating lately?"

Iori smiled slightly, seizing the opportunity to build rapport: "Yes, please take good care of me."

Most of the heroic spirits' personalities match the legends. Judging from Fergus's personality in the legends, if he takes the initiative to make a request and then challenges someone to a battle, the probability of him agreeing is extremely high.

Fergus Mark Roy laughed heartily, patted Iori on the shoulder, and his eyes revealed a sense of generosity and enthusiasm.

"Just say what you need, buddy. You're Cú Chulainn's friend, so you're my friend too."

"Is it about relationships? If it involves the opposite sex, leave it to me. Of course, same-sex relationships are fine too, hahaha!"

"Of course not, it's about battle. Please unleash the Spiral Rainbow Sword and fight me! I possess the power to copy Noble Phantasms, and I hope to obtain this divine sword."

Iori stated her request directly.

"Copying a Noble Phantasm, huh? What a peculiar power. Alright, young man, how do you intend to fight?"

A flicker of curiosity and excitement crossed Fergus's eyes. He flexed his wrist, clearly interested in Iori's suggestion.

"How about we all unleash our Noble Phantasms and attack each other?" Iori took out the Ea from the treasury.

Since acquiring this sword, it has only been used once, against Gilgamesh, and has rarely been used since due to wear and tear.

Since obtaining the sword, Iori has only used it once, when fighting Gilgamesh, and then she has put it aside due to its high consumption rate.

Fergus's eyes lit up as he looked at the Ea sword in Iori's hand.

"What a wonderful treasure! Come, let's have a duel with this Rainbow Sword!" His voice was full of fighting spirit and anticipation.

"Alright, alright, I want to see rivers of blood," Cú Chulainn urged from the side. Both sides were his friends, and he would be happy if either of them suffered a setback.

Diarmuid stood by, smiling silently. He was already very familiar with Iori's personality, knowing that Iori was a good person with a wicked sense of humor.

Diarmuid has always been upright, but after spending some time with Iori and Cú Chulainn, he gradually picked up some of their traits.

[Anyway, it's just a game. I'm also very curious about Fergus's power, and who among them will ultimately suffer a defeat?]

Diarmuid thought to himself, "Hmm, Valhalla is a dream, so it doesn't violate chivalry."

Iori and Fergus left the palace together and walked into the wilderness outside.