Chapter 166
Haruto Saito had just said that Kazumoto Soichiro would die soon, and sure enough, he was right!
Kazumoto Soichiro was indeed dead—killed by Haruto himself!
And now, Haruto was telling Minato Namikaze that if he didn't do as he was told, he would soon face a bloody disaster.
Minato wasn't stupid—he immediately understood what Haruto meant. His heart tightened in his chest.
After all, he was still young. To him, Haruto Saito was an overwhelmingly strong existence, someone he had to look up to. And just moments ago, Haruto had killed a man in the middle of the street and walked away unscathed. Now, Minato couldn't help but worry about his own safety.
Even with his calm personality, a trace of nervousness appeared on his youthful face.
"Hah! I'm just messing with you." Haruto suddenly chuckled, leaning back in his chair. He grinned again and said, "But what I said about reading people? That's real! You need to understand—you're special! I may not be able to clearly see your future, but I can sense things... It's like an innate ability, a perception that comes naturally to me."
The tension on Minato's face gradually faded. He composed himself and asked, "Haruto-sama, did you seek me out just because you think I'm special? Just to encourage me to graduate early?"
"Yes, but that's only the first step." Haruto nodded. "Stop wasting your time! Look at the young powerhouses in the village—who among them didn't graduate early? Tsunade, Jiraiya, Orochimaru... they all graduated from the Academy at six years old!"
Minato frowned slightly and countered, "But... what does that have to do with you, Haruto-sama?"
That question caught Haruto off guard.