Chapter 799: Teaching at the Hokage

"I heard that Itachi created a medical ninjutsu that can regenerate limbs?"

Konan asked in a flat tone.

Although she cared very much about this medical ninjutsu for limb regeneration, she knew that the more obvious she was, the easier it would be to be manipulated.

"It does exist."

Kitazawa's heart stirred, and he thought of Nagato.

The only person who could make Konan run thousands of miles to the Hidden Leaf Village was Nagato.

And he had been crippled in both legs by Hanzo's explosive tags a long time ago.

"A member of our Akatsuki organization has a problem with his legs."

Konan said unhurriedly, "I want to ask Itachi to treat him; our Akatsuki organization can pay enough money."

"What exactly is the problem with his legs?"

Kitazawa looked at her expressionless face and explained, "I must understand clearly before I can know if I can save him."

Konan briefly described Nagato's leg situation.

She replaced the side effects of Nagato having his chakra and life force drained by the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path with the side effects of performing some forbidden jutsu.

"I'm afraid it's very difficult to treat."

Kitazawa said with a solemn face, "This is not just a problem of disability in the legs, but also a problem of life force consumption."

"Itachi don't need to worry about the life force consumption."

Konan shook her head and said.

Although Kitazawa was a very outstanding medical ninja, she didn't think he could cure the damage caused by the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path.

"I can ignore other parts, but I cannot ignore the legs."

Kitazawa explained, "The principle of limb regeneration is to consume life force for organ regeneration."

"Does that mean it can't be treated?"

Disappointment flashed in Konan's heart, but there was still no big change on her face.

"That's not necessarily true."

Kitazawa said with a smile.

"How to treat it?"

Upon hearing this, Konan asked subconsciously.

After realizing there was hope for curing Nagato's legs, her face finally had an expression.

"His situation is several times more complex than an ordinary patient."

Kitazawa said in a deep voice, "It would be too fake to say how to treat it now; I must personally examine him before I can determine the treatment plan."