Chapitre 74: Tsunade’s Perspective - A New Frontier
After Haruto left her office, Tsunade leaned back in her chair, her eyes drawn to the folder he had left behind. Normally, she wouldn't have given much attention to an Academy student bringing her medical theories. But something about the way Haruto presented his ideas had sparked her curiosity. His composure, his detailed notes, and the sheer depth of thought put into the theories made her wonder if this was more than just a boy with a passing interest in medical ninjutsu.
Opening the folder, Tsunade scanned the first few pages, expecting the usual basic ideas that students sometimes brought her. But what she found made her pause. Haruto's writing wasn't just careful—it was insightful. The ideas in front of her didn't simply regurgitate known medical practices; they challenged them. He wasn't just thinking like a student—he was thinking like a medic.
As she continued reading, something inside her shifted. These weren't just theories—they were possibilities, ones that she hadn't considered in such depth. Haruto was approaching healing in a way that fused two worlds: traditional medicine and the chakra-based techniques unique to the shinobi world. It was a combination she had always taken for granted but hadn't thought to push further.
She lingered on his theory about using chakra to sterilize wounds at a microscopic level. It wasn't entirely new—chakra was already used to cleanse injuries—but the way Haruto described the precision needed to target specific cells and bacteria, almost as if chakra were an extension of the immune system, was something Tsunade had never seen fully explored. The potential was incredible.
Flipping to his notes on fluid retention and hydration for burn victims, Tsunade felt her brows furrow in concentration. In her long career, she had worked with countless burn victims, and though their techniques had always been effective, they were often slow and incomplete. The idea of using chakra to rehydrate the body on a cellular level, as Haruto suggested, wasn't just a novel approach—it could revolutionize the way they treated critical injuries in the field.
And then came his ideas on pain management—using chakra to block pain receptors temporarily. That concept was advanced, even for her. Haruto had taken something that most shinobi would consider too dangerous and found a way to propose it safely. In battlefield medicine, where ninjas fought through unimaginable pain, a jutsu like this could change everything.
Tsunade closed her eyes for a moment, letting the ideas swirl in her mind. These were things she had always understood on a surface level but hadn't pushed further. Haruto's ideas opened a door she hadn't realized was there—a new way to view medical ninjutsu. He wasn't just offering tweaks to existing methods; he was laying the groundwork for a new frontier in healing, one that combined chakra manipulation with the intricacies of modern medical understanding.
It was rare for someone, especially someone so young, to bring her a new perspective that felt like it could change the way they did things. And yet, here it was—his theories were like a fresh breeze, sweeping through the established norms and showing her that there were still areas of medicine that hadn't been fully explored.
Tsunade tapped her fingers on the desk, feeling a flicker of excitement that she hadn't felt in years. "This kid," she muttered, her voice soft but filled with a hint of wonder. "He's seeing things differently."
His ideas weren't without flaws—there were risks involved, and none of these techniques had been tested. But the foundation was solid. It was clear that Haruto understood the science behind healing in ways most students didn't. His observations about how burns healed and how the body reacted to trauma were insightful, but more importantly, his proposals were feasible—they just needed a careful hand to guide them into practice.
Tsunade stood, pacing the room as she continued to think. She wasn't one to jump on new ideas lightly, but this wasn't about giving in to a novice's enthusiasm. This was about seeing potential, about understanding that medicine, like all things, needed to evolve.
She couldn't shake the feeling that Haruto's work, while purely theoretical for now, could be the starting point for something bigger. It wasn't often that someone made her look at the medical field with fresh eyes, but this kid had done it. His theories had unlocked something—a realization that there was so much more they could do with chakra, that they had only scratched the surface.
Tsunade sat back down, glancing over at the folder once more. She hadn't expected this. What she thought was just another student looking to prove himself had become a real consideration for her.
"I'll keep an eye on you, Haruto," she muttered under her breath, the hint of a smile on her lips. "You might be onto something."
As she closed the folder, Tsunade felt a rare surge of inspiration. For the first time in a long while, she was reminded that even in her position, she could still be challenged. She would continue to monitor Haruto's progress. And if his theories held weight, she might even put him to the test sooner than he expected.
A Conversation with the Hokage
Tsunade didn't often get involved in Academy matters, but Haruto's potential was hard to ignore. As she sat back, her thoughts drifted toward the Hokage. Hiruzen Sarutobi was always interested in keeping tabs on students with promise, and Haruto seemed like one of those gems hidden in plain sight. If his mind was as sharp as his theories suggested, there was no telling where his talents might lead.
Perhaps it was time to bring this to the Hokage's attention.
The thought lingered in her mind as she stood, ready to move on with her day. But she knew that, eventually, she would have to speak with Hiruzen. Haruto's progress couldn't stay under the radar forever. The boy's ambition, paired with his innovative mind, could make him a valuable asset to the village—if guided correctly.
With a smirk, Tsunade closed her office door behind her, mentally preparing herself for the conversation she would soon have with the Hokage. After all, she knew the importance of spotting potential early, and Haruto was one to watch.
État de l’alimentation hebdomadaire
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