Red Nara

After hundreds of times, all the movements of the brush are literally mechanical. In the case of women, it is necessary to take into account the curves of the breasts, the thinness of the waist, which does not allow the brush to go wild and at the same time maintain the required harmony in the application of the seal.

Also, compared to the original version, I've made a slight modification that allows for a much faster filling with medical chakra than before. That is, now I don't need to sit for dozens of minutes to fill Iyaku Fuin, all I need to do is hold my hand for thirty seconds with as much chakra transforming through the contact points as possible.

After reaching its limit, the fuin stopped spreading through my body and glowed green, then slid down to my solar plexus and formed a circle of patterns around the character in a couple moments.

- All done, you can get dressed," I nodded to the guy.

- I hope the fuin doesn't prevent you from using all the tenketsu on your body," Hyuga asked, scratching at the ink on his skin incredulously.

- No problem - I avoided blocking all the chakra exit points from the keirakukei when applying it," I reassured him, "thanks to the use of chakra when drawing, the seal is not afraid of water and other liquids, effectively becoming a tattoo before all the available supplies are consumed. In the event of skin damage at the point of application, it retains partial functionality and gradually recovers to full functionality along with the tightening of the wound.

Having habitually reeled off the long-learned text - Hyuga ask the same thing regardless of the branch - I escorted the shinobi who had time to dress in clan clothes back into the shop and handed him two pieces of paper with numbers on them.

- This one you pay, and this one you say you paid," I instructed the shinobi.

The guy studied the prices, found Iyaku Fuin's price tag on the display stand, and cocked an eyebrow, but said nothing, only pulling out a scroll and printing out the required amount. After accepting the money, I put it away in the cash drawer.

- Thank you, Nara-san," he bowed more deeply than he had at first and left the shop.

I, on the other hand, went back to drawing the Kensei Fuin (paralyzing seal), pondering. I had not expected much success in this endeavor, and for the first couple of weeks I really had to draw only pure-foreheaded biakugan wielders paid for by the clan.

But one day a rather elderly shinobi came to me and in addition to buying a standard set of seals, he decided to buy Iyaku Fuin. The conversation with him wasn't much different from what had happened a few minutes before, but a couple days later, the clan's sideline fighters came to me one by one during the evening hours (my normal shop hours).

Three months had passed since then, and I'd served about four hundred Hyuga, only a fifth of whom were from the main branch, and sales of ordinary seals to the Byakugan had increased. And judging by Kanade's words, this fact has not been made public. Eyeballs can keep their mouths shut. That's good.

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