I did not need to investigate or study it, because the understanding of those eyes had appeared at the same time as my awareness of the abilities they possessed.
The ability of this eye allowed me to travel to various worlds and timelines.
I could enter different versions of the Naruto world, alternate worlds with different histories caused by small changes in the past, or even worlds that had absolutely no connection to the Naruto world.
The possibilities that lay before me were so vast that they were almost impossible to imagine.
However, such a powerful ability also had an organized system. Every world I had visited would leave behind a kind of mental mark.
That mark was not something that could be seen with ordinary eyes, but rather a special trace embedded within my consciousness.
A coordinate of existence that allowed me to recognize the presence of that world and return there at any time, as long as Kuninotokotachi’s ability had become available again.
I could even enter different timelines within the same world. I could visit a reality that shared the same starting point but developed into a different future due to small changes that occurred throughout history.
An ability that, in theory, allowed someone to witness the countless possibilities of a world.
However, even such a powerful ability still had rules that restricted its usage. A single activation would immediately begin a cooldown period of one hundred days.
It did not matter whether I was in a safe situation or in the middle of a life-threatening crisis, that rule would never change.
I could not force the ability to become active again, speed up the process, or ignore that limitation.
This ability was extremely powerful, but the price that had to be paid was also enormous. After thinking about it, I took a deep breath before shifting my focus toward my left eye, which was named Kagaseo.
Unlike Kuninotokotachi, which was related to crossing worlds and time, Kagaseo was more closely connected to the concept of space.
If Kuninotokotachi was the key that opened the path toward other realities, then Kagaseo was the key that controlled distance and location within a single world.
With this eye, I could create transparent portals that only I could see, gaps in space that appeared like thin cracks in the air, connecting two different locations without needing to travel through the distance between them.
Those portals could be opened or closed according to my will. I could also control who or what was allowed to pass through them.
No one could enter without my permission, and no one could leave if I closed the pathway at the right moment.
In addition, Kagaseo also allowed the creation of a pocket dimension, a storage space that was not bound by the physical limitations of the outside world.
I could store any objects inside it without needing to worry about their size or quantity. The items I stored would not fill the space like ordinary storage, as if that dimension possessed an almost unlimited capacity.
Furthermore, I could use those portals to move toward locations that I had previously marked.
Every place I had visited would become a reference point that I could access again at any time, as long as I remained within the same world.
However, there was still a limitation that I could not break. Kagaseo could not be used to travel between different worlds.
Kagaseo only worked within the same world, no matter how much chakra or energy I possessed.
This ability had a function that was completely different from Kuninotokotachi.
If Kuninotokotachi allowed travel beyond the boundaries of worlds and time, opening paths toward places that should have been unreachable for ordinary humans, then Kagaseo only focused on manipulating space within a single world.
However, precisely because of that difference in function, Kagaseo possesses its own advantages that Kuninotokotachi does not have.
This ability was not created for long-distance travel between worlds, but rather to provide freedom of movement within an area that I am already familiar with.
With Kagaseo, distance is no longer an obstacle as long as I have the appropriate location marker.
Unlike Kuninotokotachi, which has a long cooldown period, Kagaseo can be used without any delay as long as I have enough chakra and an active location marker.
This makes Kagaseo a much more flexible ability in certain situations.
As long as I have marked a location beforehand, I can move instantly without having to endure a long journey, spend hours traveling, or take unnecessary risks by encountering dangers along the way.
This ability is especially useful when I am in an emergency situation, require rapid movement, or need to reach a certain place within a short amount of time.
I let out a quiet sigh, feeling how these two powers complemented each other while also limiting one another.
One governs travel between worlds and time, while the other governs space within a single world.
Both are incredibly powerful abilities, but neither of them is truly perfect.
Kuninotokotachi grants me the ability to leave this world and reach places that ordinary humans could never reach. With this ability, the limitations of the world and time are no longer absolute.
However, the time limit on its usage means that I cannot rely on it continuously.
I must choose the right moment to use it, because even a small mistake could cause me to lose an important opportunity.
Meanwhile, Kagaseo provides far greater freedom of movement. This ability allows me to move from one place to another whenever the conditions are fulfilled, but its power still has limitations because it can only be used within the same world.
Because of that, I need to understand when I should use each of these abilities.
Using the right power at the right time will be far more important than simply possessing a powerful ability.
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"Now, what should I do? Search for the nearest village? Or should I start training inside this forest?" I muttered quietly while observing my surroundings.
The forest in front of me looked incredibly vast and unfamiliar, with towering trees stretching toward the sky and the sound of wind continuously passing through the leaves.
The atmosphere of this place felt different from any environment I had ever known before.
Large tree trunks stood close together, making it difficult for sunlight to penetrate down to the ground.
Only a few small areas received sunlight, while most of the forest remained covered in the shadows of the enormous trees.
Wild bushes grew in various places, while tree roots emerging from the ground made traveling slightly more difficult.
Every step had to be taken carefully to avoid stumbling or making sounds that were too noticeable.
This place was clearly not an environment I was familiar with. I did not know my exact location, what country I was in, or even whether there were other humans somewhere nearby.
Even basic information, such as the distance to the nearest settlement, was still something I had no knowledge of.
"Hey... it would be better if I leave this forest first. I need to find the nearest village, then figure out the year and the current condition of this world." I muttered while thinking. "Whether this world is safe or not, I need to know everything first. Only after that can I train peacefully."
As someone who had arrived in an unfamiliar world without any information, gaining knowledge about my surroundings was my highest priority.
Training was indeed important, especially because I had no idea what kind of threats might appear in this world.
[Note: This is my other novel: As a Blacksmith in the World of Jujutsu Kaisen. As the White Spider-Man in Earth-76 with the Spider-Man System]