Konoha's Super God Hinata

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Concentrate on experiments, experiments make people happy. Thinking too much about other things may lead to premature baldness.

Hayato took out a cubic fish tank from the cabinet under the experimental platform, with a side length of 05 meters and half filled with water. There was only a small fish in it, which was about the thickness of a thumb and five or six centimeters long.

Hayato doesn't know exactly what species it is, but it looks like a crocodile gar and has a mouth full of sharp teeth, so let's just call it a crocodile gar.

Hayato took out twenty parasitic insects from the No. 3 insect tank and put them into the fish tank.

The crocodile gar, which was swinging its tail leisurely like a retired cadre, suddenly froze, its eyes glowing with bloodlust, and then like a clockwork with sufficient power, it swam crazily, catching bad bugs in its mouth.

In order to save its life, the parasitic insect that entered the water desperately paddled its little feet.

If you look closely, their feet have evolved paddle-like flippers.

Five minutes later, only four parasitic worms were left alive. The reason for survival was not that the alligator gar were full, but that they could swim faster than the fish.

Hayato picked up the surviving parasites and put them in the next group of parasites.

Then it becomes quiet and the alligator gar becomes violent again, frantically chasing the new parasitic insect in the water until it can no longer catch up.

After five sets of experiments, the alligator gar ate parasites several times its own size, and the number of surviving parasites picked up reached 020. Hayato numbered them "Poseidon " and placed them in insect jars for breeding.

The name of the experiment is to improve the combat ability of parasites in water environments.

Issue Konoha 44 February 2

Experiment number water 295

Experimental purpose: Enhance underwater movement speed

The experimental subject is a parasite codenamed "Poseidon 019".

Experimental Methods Alligator Gar Chase

Experimental results: The Poseidon series of parasitic insects have evolved paddle-like flippers, and the experiment has achieved the expected results.

Experiment summary: The experiment has been successful in one stage and is ready to enter the next stage.

Improving the combat capability of parasites in water environments is divided into four stages.

The first stage parasites are terrestrial beetles that are not afraid of water, but have poor underwater combat capabilities. First, improve the underwater survival ability of parasites, that is, improve their diving ability. It would be best if they could evolve underwater breathing organs similar to fish gills. At present, parasitic insects have the ability to dive in shallow water, with a limit time of five minutes. As for the idea of ​​evolving underwater breathing organs, it was judged to be a failure.

Five minutes is enough to meet the current combat needs, and the first stage is completed.

Second Phase The experiment just now belongs to the second phase. As of today, it has been conducted for fifty-seven days and has officially concluded.

Parasitic insects are terrestrial insects. Even if they have evolved the ability to dive, their movement speed in the water is very slow. It can only be said to be "drifting with the current", which has no practical significance. The purpose of the second stage is to enhance the movement speed of parasites in water. The current stealth speed is between flying and crawling, and the results are impressive, exceeding Hayato's expectations.

The third phase has not yet started and is in the experimental design stage.

One of the basic abilities of the parasite is to swallow chakra, but it requires direct contact with the target.

So, if you fight in water, can you use water as a medium to directly swallow the target's chakra within a certain range?

It is theoretically possible.

Kirigakure's Samehada has similar abilities. Strictly speaking, Samehada is not a sword, but a fish named "Samekin". It is the exclusive scavenger of Sanbi Isobutsu, an ability that has evolved over the years of his life as a dog.

Of course, one parasitic worm cannot rival Samehada, but what if there are tens of thousands of them.

Samehada can not only absorb chakra, but also feed the swallowed chakra back to its owner. Hong Kong Zhen, as a dog, Sameji can easily reach five stars. It would be great if parasitic bugs could have this ability, but Hayato did not take the development of this ability forward, and did not even mark it in his notes.

why

How could the Aburame clan turn a blind eye to such a simple and powerful ability? In fact, similar research has been conducted for hundreds of years and is still ongoing. Hayato has no plans to participate in this century-old problem for the time being. Just like studying mathematics, there is no way to start directly from Goldbach's conjecture. For now, he should just solve the three-dimensional quadratic equation.

Some people may ask, didn’t the Baneling Bug successfully store fire chakra?

But not.

The essence of the fire-type chakra stored in baneling bugs is "indigestion", which is equivalent to feces in the human body. For parasites, they are actually bad diseases, and Hayato is just taking advantage of them from a human perspective. If it is ordinary chakra, parasitic bugs always taste like chicken and are crunchy and have a very good appetite.

The fourth stage will fine-tune the commonly used secret techniques to adapt to combat in water environments.

Well, this stage does not need to be carried out in the laboratory. As long as there is water and conditions permit, it can be done at any time. I feel like I saved a lot of valuable time.

Second Phase The experiment just now belongs to the second phase. As of today, it has been conducted for fifty-seven days and has officially concluded.

Parasitic insects are terrestrial insects. Even if they have evolved the ability to dive, their movement speed in the water is very slow. It can only be said to be "drifting with the current", which has no practical significance. The purpose of the second stage is to enhance the movement speed of parasites in water. The current stealth speed is between flying and crawling, and the results are impressive, exceeding Hayato's expectations.

The third phase has not yet started and is in the experimental design stage.

One of the basic abilities of the parasite is to swallow chakra, but it requires direct contact with the target.

So, if you fight in water, can you use water as a medium to directly swallow the target's chakra within a certain range?

It is theoretically possible.

Kirigakure's Samehada has similar abilities. Strictly speaking, Samehada is not a sword, but a fish named "Samekin". It is the exclusive scavenger of Sanbi Isobutsu, an ability that has evolved over the years of his life as a dog.

Of course, one parasitic worm cannot rival Samehada, but what if there are tens of thousands of them.

Samehada can not only absorb chakra, but also feed the swallowed chakra back to its owner. Hong Kong Zhen, as a dog, Sameji can easily reach five stars. It would be great if parasitic bugs could have this ability, but Hayato did not take the development of this ability forward, and did not even mark it in his notes.

why

How could the Aburame clan turn a blind eye to such a simple and powerful ability? In fact, similar research has been conducted for hundreds of years and is still ongoing. Hayato has no plans to participate in this century-old problem for the time being. Just like studying mathematics, there is no way to start directly from Goldbach's conjecture. For now, he should just solve the three-dimensional quadratic equation.

Some people may ask, didn’t the Baneling Bug successfully store fire chakra?

But not.