Naruto: From the capture of the main family to the behind-the-scenes mastermind

Chapter 114 Changes in Konoha

"There are many things taught, including ideology and morality, science and technology, etc. And the teachers don't have to be ninjas. If you want to know more, you can go to the school and see that auditing is allowed there."

After thinking for a while, Itachi felt that he couldn't describe it clearly and said so.

"Eh?" I thought Itachi could say something new, but he fooled me. Chino couldn't help but pout, "I don't want to go to school."

How many papers did Itachi just take out?
Dozens of them!

She didn't want to go to school to do these homeworks. With this time, she might as well practice various ninjutsu and become stronger.

"But I really can't explain it clearly." Itachi sighed.

The courses taught in school, especially the ideological education, are completely contrary to the existence of ninjas. He cannot understand it yet, and speaking about it would only mislead others.

And for some reason, Itachi always felt that he had more homework than other students. He was always buried in a "sea of ​​books" and felt that he had much less time for self-reflection.

If it weren't for the shadow clone, he would probably have become numb in the endless sea of ​​questions.

Who did it?
He didn't offend any teacher...

While Itachi was thinking, he introduced the scenery and objects of Konoha to Chinano.

"That's the embassy over there. Elder Chiyo of Sunagakure is in there, in charge of diplomacy with Konoha. In Sunagakure, Konoha has also established an embassy to learn from each other's village's strengths."

"That's the Technology Development Bureau. Konoha has recently produced many products that have been well received in terms of people's livelihood. They were all developed here."

Not technology used in combat, but technology that makes life better for ordinary people.

It didn't seem to help much in improving the village's strength, but looking at the smiles on the faces of the villagers around him when they talked about the new products, Itachi felt that this was a very meaningful thing.

"That's the Pharmaceutical Research Institute, which is affiliated with the Technology Development Bureau... Here is..."

Listening to Itachi's introduction, Chinano praised: "Itachi is so young, but he knows a lot about these things."

"Because there are many workplaces in there that we might enter after graduation." Itachi said with a hint of joy in his tone.

He hopes to help the Fourth Generation and contribute to the construction of Konoha. At first he thought that he could only help as a ninja, but he didn't expect that there were so many ways.

This reduced a lot of his resentment about being forcibly sent to a new school by Senior Yawan.

But my father doesn't seem very happy... He probably still hopes that I can become a ninja.

"Work?" Chino asked in confusion.

"That's right." Itachi nodded. "When students graduate, they can choose their favorite internship unit based on their grades in each subject. They will receive a one-month training and two-month work experience. At the end of the internship, if there are no major problems, they can stay."

"This... seems good."

Thinking of the various facilities she had seen before, Chino nodded thoughtfully.

Just by looking at the facilities from outside you can tell that working in those places pays a lot of money every month.

"Of course, otherwise the school wouldn't be able to fill up the second enrollment."

Itachi smiled.

The school's first enrollment was not very smooth.

Most of the ninjas are watching.

The civilian ninjas thought it would be better to let their juniors become ninjas, so naturally they were sent directly to the ninja school.

The people of Konoha also want their descendants to inherit the family business, or become ninjas.

After all, strictly speaking, ninjas are a high-income group. With the income from completing various tasks, a Genin can support a family.

Taking a D-level mission as an example, its reward is approximately between 5,000 taels and 50,000 taels.

If it is carried out by a small team, taking 5,000 taels as an example, the village will take a portion, and after dividing it equally among the team, the minimum amount can be around 700 taels.

D-rank missions are not difficult for ninjas with physical fitness far exceeding that of ordinary people. If they are diligent, it is not a problem to complete about ten missions in a month. It is calculated to be 7,000 taels.

If the total reward for the D-level missions is higher, such as around 20,000, then in a month, there will be an income of 20,000, close to 30,000.

Moreover, every ninja receives subsidies from the village. This is the basic income of a ninja. A Genin receives 4,000 taels of silver every month.

After all, ninjas are a high-risk group and have to go to the battlefield during wartime. The income from a profession that risks their lives to earn money cannot be low.

It is precisely because ninjas have high incomes that civilians hope that their offspring will become ninjas, and those down-and-out samurai also hope to change their careers to become ninjas.

"Ninjas earn too much. If there is no good prospect presented to everyone, people will not send their children to a new school."

"I see."

Listening to Itachi's explanation, Qianno nodded in understanding. Suddenly, she smelled a fragrance and looked towards a store, wanting to show off. "The income of ninjas is high, so the consumption within the ninja village has also increased."

Yuya Shiroen has many businesses under his control, and she has learned a lot from them, so she has some understanding of some economic matters.

"Is such that."

Following Chinano's gaze, he saw Ichiraku Ramen Shop, his eyes fixed on the price of the ramen - fifty ryo, and Itachi nodded.

In many places, two or three hundred taels of silver can buy you a whole meal at a snack street, but that's not the case in Konoha.

There are many reasons.

One of them is, as Chinano said, a Genin has such a high income. There are many high-income groups, which represents high consumption power. This has led to competition among many businessmen, who want to send their products to Konoha to make a lot of money.

Therefore, the various products that can enter Konoha are of very good quality compared to those in other regions of the Land of Fire.

Even the ramen is better than in other regions, because the owner of Ichiraku Ramen was able to gain a foothold in Konoha by relying on his strength to defeat most ramen owners.

You get what you pay for. If the quality is high, the price will naturally go up.

In addition, there are many other reasons for the rising prices in Konoha, such as logistics costs.

Ninjas do not engage in production.

Many raw materials need to be imported from other areas of the Fire Nation. As logistics costs increase, prices will naturally rise.

"..."

Seeing Itachi mention several reasons why prices in Konoha were so high, Chino's mouth twitched, "Don't tell me this is what the school taught you. The ninja clan wouldn't teach these things, right?"

"Yeah." Itachi replied in a complicated way: "The school really hasn't taught me these things yet, but the senior textbooks I borrowed through connections do contain these contents."

That textbook...I heard it was written by a businessman.

Chino: "Can you handle learning so many things?"

It covers science, economics, and even the basics of ninja...

One person doesn't have that much energy to learn them all, right?
“Of course, it’s not for everyone to learn it.”

Itachi shook his head, "The first six years are mainly about cultural courses and various basic knowledge, and then you can specialize in one subject based on your grades and your own wishes."

Although he felt that using the shadow clone...it was not impossible to learn everything, but it would definitely be very tiring.

"That is not bad."

Qianno breathed a sigh of relief and said with a smile: "But it seems that everyone who graduates from your school will be talented."

Hearing this, Itachi remained silent.

Maybe he is talented, but not necessarily a ninja.

(End of this chapter)