Naruto: Neurolink Transmigration

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Well, after my earlier antics, I went back to scanning more books. This time, I focused on books about fire elements, fire ninjutsu, and elemental fire nature transformation from the Uchiha library.

Scanning ninjutsu is way faster since it's usually just a single scroll. At a glance, the fire element seems to have its own 'laws.' If I were to compare it to Earth, it's probably similar to thermodynamics. This means the temperature of Katon: Gōkakyū no Jutsu would only be around 1000–1200°C, suggesting that this jutsu is more about destructive force than sheer heat. Right, Neu?

--- Affirmative, the jutsu—

Shut it, Neu, speak in a more casual tone.

--- Saving preference...

--- Preference saved.

--- Yep, boss, you're spot on. If we go by thermodynamics and look at the orange color of the flames, the temperature of Gōkakyū no Jutsu is likely below plasma levels. That orange color usually indicates a temperature of around 1,000–1,200°C—hotter than a regular candle flame but far from plasma temperatures, which are above 5,000°C.

--- Since the jutsu uses chakra, its effect is probably more about energy intensity and pressure rather than pure heat. The flames might appear "explosive" or "destructive" because of the chakra's energy amplifying its destructive impact, not because of extreme heat. So yeah, Gōkakyū is more like 'regular fire with destructive force' than 'superheated fire.'*

Oh, so it's more like a fiery explosion, huh?

--- Exactly, but I could analyze it better if I could see the jutsu in action myself.

Alright, alright...

Well, looks like I need to learn Kagebunshin first to master ninjutsu.

By the way, how can Kagebunshin, which is made purely from chakra with no other medium, return its memories when it's destroyed? Is it because chakra itself is a combination of two energies—spiritual (Yin) and physical (Yang)?

--- According to Tobirama Senju's explanation in the anime, Kagebunshin no Jutsu works by using the user's chakra to create clones that are not just physical replicas but also have their own consciousness. This is possible because chakra is a blend of physical energy (Yang) and spiritual energy (Yin). In this context, Yin energy acts as the mental and consciousness link between the user and the clone, while Yang energy stabilizes the clone's physical form. With this combination, Kagebunshin can think, act, and perceive independently during its existence.

--- The ability of the clone to return information to the original user happens because chakra itself serves as a medium for information transfer. The chakra used to create the clone doesn't disappear after the clone is destroyed—it returns to the user along with the memories and experiences gathered while the clone was active. Because chakra is a combination of physical and spiritual energy, the chakra that returns carries both physical information (like sensations or injuries) and mental information (like experiences and emotions).

--- This process is comparable to a computer network. When a clone is created, the user's chakra acts as the main server, creating new nodes. These clones can store data (physical and mental experiences) locally but remain connected to the main server. When a clone is destroyed, the chakra forming its body returns to the original user along with all stored data. In other words, the user not only regains the remaining chakra from the clone but also receives all the information the clone experienced.

--- This makes chakra more than just energy—it also functions as a carrier of information. The Yin energy in chakra contributes to transferring consciousness and mental experiences, while the Yang energy allows the return of physical sensations. Thus, Kagebunshin is highly effective for gathering information or training, as every clone's experience directly enriches the knowledge and abilities of the original user.

--- However, the downside is the mental burden the user may experience, especially if they absorb too many experiences or emotions from the clones in a short amount of time. This explains why only shinobi with exceptional chakra control or immense stamina, like Uzumaki Naruto, can use Kagebunshin on a large scale without suffering side effects.

Alright, I get it. I think I'll wrap up the scanning for now. I need to learn Kagebunshin first so I can make scanning and learning new things way easier, and I won't get mentally exhausted either since I've got a neurolink to maintain my brain functions... Well, theoretically.

--- yeah theoretically...