Chapter 170: Hungry
Little did he know, she was not like the other players in this game; she had gone beyond mere competition to form genuine relationships with the various characters around her. Her approach was predicated on collaboration, having spent time with others not only to train but also to understand their strengths, weaknesses, and the dynamics of teamwork.
This investment in the Leaf Village allowed her to create strategic plays that were far more sophisticated than those of her peers.
The trap she had used to corner Arthur was one that required great tactical foresight, signifying that she had thoroughly prepared. Be it here or on Earth, she was clearly not someone to be trifled with.
Unlike most players who relied predominantly on force, Alice didn't seem at all troubled by psychological warfare. Her emotions were in check, and her knowledge of combat was greater than what Arthur had expected.
As he took a moment to catch his breath, his mind felt damaged, each thought coming to him in fragmented pieces. He couldn't shake the feeling of vulnerability.
Had he been even slightly off in his calculations, executing the flying raijin might have failed.
In this world, chakra was comprised of physical and spiritual energies. Alice was heavily gifted in the latter, something he should have been prepared for.
He slowly shook his head to clear the remnants of disorientation.
Most shinobi had no counters for abilities like hers. She was not like Jada, whose ninjutsu strength could be overpowering, nor like William, who wielded so much chakra that he didn't know what to do with it.
No, Alice thrived in the workings of spiritual combat. Not even the creators knew what that entailed.
As he looked down into the valley, he saw an interesting sight.