Chapter 113: Tenseigan

The few abilities inherent to the Rinnegan, though they might be called ninjutsu, seemed more like supernatural powers in Wang Bo's view.

For instance, Shinra Tensei and Bansho Ten'in required no hand seals; they could be executed simply by channeling the Rinnegan's ocular power, and the other techniques were largely similar.

This was more like a power ingrained in one's bloodline.

Among these powers, the ones Wang Bo cared least about were precisely Shinra Tensei and Bansho Ten'in. Even before obtaining the Rinnegan, he could easily mimic these gravity-manipulating techniques.

What interested Wang Bo most were Rinne Tensei and the Sealing Technique: Absorption.

One of these techniques could revive the dead, while the other could absorb ninjutsu.

Its principle was to reverse the chakra circulation within the body, drawing in the opponent's technique before them. The absorbed chakra dissipated within the body, as if sinking into a bottomless swamp, with all power completely absorbed. Regardless of the chakra's nature, it absorbed all techniques and nullified them.

This was quite formidable, somewhat akin to the Beiming Divine Skill of the ninja world. Wang Bo tried it, and even techniques like Wood Release could be absorbed, showing that this technique indeed had its unique merits.

Apart from that, there was Rinne Tensei, the resurrection technique. Although Wang Bo had co-created the Outer Path Transmigration resurrection technique, that didn't mean Rinne Tensei had no merits.

In fact, Rinne Tensei still had aspects that Outer Path Transmigration could not match.

For example, the resurrection technique Wang Bo created was a single-target revival, reviving only one person per use.

But Rinne Tensei was a mass revival technique, capable of reviving many people at once. Thus, Wang Bo was very interested in Rinne Tensei and thought he could incorporate it into his own Outer Path Transmigration technique.

Beyond that, Wang Bo also experimented with other Rinnegan techniques.

Unfortunately, Wang Bo's Rinnegan did not possess Limbo: Border Jail, Amenotejikara, or time reversal abilities; it was rather standard.

It had all the abilities it should, but none of the extras.

Wang Bo guessed that this was probably because this eye was taken by force, not his own, so it lacked other flashy abilities.

However, this did not mean Wang Bo's gains were insignificant; in fact, his gains were quite substantial.

He had even used the Rinnegan to glimpse the realm of the Six Paths.

In truth, Wang Bo did not think his current strength was inferior to that of the Sage of Six Paths. Even if the Sage were revived, defeating Wang Bo would require a battle to determine the outcome.

It was just that Wang Bo's path and the Sage's path were different.

For instance, the Sage of Six Paths could split the Ten-Tails into nine tailed beasts, something Wang Bo believed he could not do.

Another example: the Sage of Six Paths had Truth-Seeking Balls, while Wang Bo did not.

Of course, this did not mean Wang Bo was inferior to the Sage. In fact, there were things Wang Bo could do that the Sage might not, such as developing his own Sage Mode and learning senjutsu through his own abilities.

But the Sage's senjutsu was taught by toads.

Similarly, Wang Bo could develop a body technique like Iron Body that continuously strengthened the body, but the Sage could not.

Ultimately, it came down to their different areas of expertise.

Nevertheless, this Rinnegan allowed Wang Bo to see many things and gain some understanding of the Sage's realm. Given time, Wang Bo could accomplish many things.

Even forming Truth-Seeking Balls was not impossible.

After all, Wang Bo already knew the method for forming Truth-Seeking Balls.

After analyzing the Rinnegan, Wang Bo mastered the techniques inherent to it and optimized them, enabling him to perform them even without the Rinnegan.

Both Orochimaru and Tobirama Senju were very interested in the Rinnegan, after all, it was the eye of the Sage of Six Paths.

Wang Bo was not stingy; he directly handed the Rinnegan over to the two of them for research.

Meanwhile, Wang Bo set his sights on another eye.

Naruto was also known as 'Eye Ninja' because this world had so many kinds of magical eyes. At the pinnacle, besides the Sharingan and its evolved Rinnegan, there was another eye that rivaled them.

That was the Byakugan and its evolved Tenseigan.

To be honest, although the Tenseigan could be compared to the Rinnegan, its lower form, the Byakugan, could not match the Sharingan. The gap between them was simply too large.

In fact, the Byakugan was not weak at all. It possessed a 360-degree field of vision, could see the opponent's chakra network, acupoints, and chakra flow, and had透视眼 (clairvoyance), telescopic vision, and keen insight.

It could also use chakra to multiply the eye's abilities, seeing things up to a kilometer away, with insight surpassing the Sharingan.

But the problem was that before evolving into the Tenseigan, the Byakugan was more of a support ability.

Its enhancement to combat power was not very pronounced.

The Sharingan was different; each upgrade significantly boosted the user's strength. Once the Mangekyo Sharingan awakened, there was a qualitative leap in power.

Although the Hyuga and Uchiha clans were both major clans of Konoha, if the Uchiha produced a few Mangekyo users, they could easily overwhelm the Hyuga with Susanoo.

In fact, in the storyline, the Uchiha clan indeed had the strength to annihilate the Hyuga clan.

After all, Itachi Uchiha, Shisui Uchiha, and Obito Uchiha all had Mangekyo Sharingan. If not for the Uchiha's disunity and a few traitors,

it would have been basically impossible for Konoha to destroy the Uchiha clan.

From this, one could see Fugaku Uchiha's capability—unable to control even his own son and clan members, he was indeed somewhat lacking as a clan head.

Ahem... getting off track.

In summary, although the Byakugan was inferior to the Sharingan, the Tenseigan after evolution was in no way inferior to the Rinnegan.

Therefore, Wang Bo very much wanted to obtain a Tenseigan to analyze its advantages.

And coincidentally, Wang Bo knew where there was a Tenseigan, and a giant one at that.

Wang Bo looked up at the sky. Although it was daytime, the moon was still orbiting the Earth, but it was on the other side of the planet, so Wang Bo couldn't see it.

When night came, Wang Bo would look up again and clearly see a bright moon hanging high in the sky.