My ninjutsu is not right

Chapter 353 The Sixth Generation's Incognito Tour (3)

Office of the Executive Committee of the Ninja Alliance.

"Is something wrong? If not, let's go out and have some fun."

Tobirama Senju said without looking up.

"Did you see the water gate? Why isn't he coming over yet?" Koharu asked in a slightly hoarse voice.

Ninja Alliance Hospital.

"Make way, make way! Lady Tsunade, come out and save me!"

Several ninjas wearing Kusagakure headbands rushed over shouting. Tsunade helplessly spread her hands and said, "Let's drink together after work tonight. Oh, you can't drink alcohol yet. Never mind, we'll talk about it later."

After saying that, she followed the patients and nurses into the centralized treatment room.

Interdimensional Rescue Office.

"If you need anything, let's chat online." Kakashi Hatake said, then vanished in an instant.

The teahouse next to the Ninja Alliance building.

"Wait a moment." Nara Shikaku said to the Iwagakure ninja from World Two opposite him, then got up and went to the door, asking, "Is there something you need?"

“Um…” Link felt like he had been hitting walls all morning, and everyone seemed to have endless work, which made him stand out as particularly idle. He hesitated for a moment and said, “I just wanted to come and visit you, Master.”

"I see." Unlike Tobirama Senju, Nara Shikaku wasn't impatient. Instead, he smiled with satisfaction and asked, "How's Shikamaru been doing lately?"

“He, well, he’s quite dedicated.” Link hadn’t been to the Hokage’s office for a few days, and after thinking for a moment, he said, “When I was there, he worked very hard every day.”

It's strange, really. He keeps saying he doesn't want this kind of life and he shows a strong resistance to it, but when it comes to serious matters, Shikamaru is very enthusiastic.

If we were to say that Tsunade was a perfect 100 when she was Hokage, she would only do 60% of anything before wanting to slack off, and Jiraiya was content with 80%; anything beyond that, she would be too lazy to do.

Shikamaru always strives to complete things to a perfect 120%.

"That's good." Nara Shikaku wasn't surprised. He knew his son best; although his personality was a bit awful, he was very responsible. "I've been..."

He calmly and deliberately explained the current situation.

What the Ninja Alliance is doing is not only reforming education and the ninja system, but also almost completely decoupling itself from ordinary people, except for the ninja training system.

This situation was deliberately created.

Given the strength of the Ninja Alliance, if the unified ninjas do not sever ties with ordinary people, they will inevitably unify the world in essence and take responsibility for all ordinary people.

A whole host of problems will emerge, including legal, institutional, and security issues, which are simply unmanageable. Ninjas who have grown up fighting and killing simply don't have the ability to solve these problems. It's not just a matter of intelligence; it's more about a lack of political and business acumen.

Managing a village can lead to all sorts of internal strife, so to think that ninjas could directly manage a country or the world is giving them far too much credit.

The internal affairs of the ninjas are much easier to handle.

Currently, the main body of the Ninja Alliance is an executive committee whose members are primarily ninjas from Konoha Village in the main world. The management is very flat, and the ninja villages and organizations below are theoretically all members with no distinction of status.

Of course, the difference between large ninja villages and small ninja villages or organizations is obvious to the naked eye. However, with the Ninja Alliance at the top, no one will directly solve problems through killing.

Once the executive committee takes action, it's not as simple as just dying.

Returning to the organizational structure, the ninja villages and organizations under the Executive Committee are all self-governing. Various 'offices,' including the Interdimensional Rescue Office, are temporary and not yet intended to become formal departments. Whatever needs to be done, the contribution system is used as an incentive. The ninja villages in World Two, clearly defeated and subdued, dare not say much and simply follow orders obediently.

Therefore, the Ninja Alliance operated very easily before, as most of the ninjas drawn from Konoha Village in the main world were enough to keep the Ninja Alliance running.

After all, the core of the Ninja Alliance is to stop wars, not to rule the world all at once. Having demonstrated their strength, they can gradually heal each other over time through a system of contributions. With intertwined interests, even if there are conflicts in the future, they can maintain a state of fighting without breaking apart.

The emergence of the final world has proven that with strong figures in charge, the world can maintain a long period of peace.

The five great ninja villages, who once harbored deep-seated hatred for each other, were able to sit down and cooperate in that era.

Even if one day the members of the Ninja Alliance really fight each other to the death, that's not something we need to worry about now. We can leave the problems of future generations to them.

However, the addition of the final chapter world not only gave people a glimpse of a certain future, but also brought forward Tobirama Senju's plans. Due to the issue of strength, the management of Konoha Village in the final chapter will inevitably enter the executive committee. With this precedent, it is necessary to appropriately open up to the subordinate ninja villages and organizations.

Therefore, the Executive Committee should not only consist of people from Konoha Village in the main world, but also have clearly defined responsibilities and departments.

Otherwise, management will definitely become chaotic.

This is why Tobirama Senju initially only wanted to establish a ninja alliance within his small world of World Two, without even wanting to involve the main world.

But since things have come to this point, we can only begin to discuss it.

The reason we've been so busy lately is this: for an organization that was originally flat in management, maintaining a sufficiently functional structure is bound to be a process of constant wrangling and disputes.

"That's all." After Nara Shikaku finished speaking, he said, "So it's really unfortunate that you came to World Two at this time."

So it turns out my master could tell I'd run into many obstacles.

Link scratched the back of his head and said, "Then I won't disturb your work any longer." He tactfully took his leave.

Nara Shikaku smiled and nodded in acknowledgment, then went back to continue discussing matters with his colleagues.
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"Sigh, I wish I hadn't come."

Link walked down the street and couldn't help but complain.

Foam listened silently from the side.

"It would be so much better if I went to cultivate myself. I always feel uneasy leaving experimental subjects Zero-One and Zero-Two to be observed by the medical team..."

Link rambled on and on, confiding his thoughts to Bubble was a very common thing; sometimes you just pour out your troubles to someone you're very close to.

"Huh, is the friend's house still open?" He stopped and glanced at the sign that said it was open for business before walking over.

"Welcome, hey, Link-sama." The person standing inside wearing an apron was none other than Uchiha Shisui.

She is about three years old and looks very young, but her round nose looks a bit strange in real life.

Link thought it was Uncle Fugaku or Aunt Mikoto. When he saw it was Shisui, he didn't feel like chatting anymore. The two of them were completely unfamiliar with each other. After a brief chat, he picked up a bag of desserts and walked out the door. He glanced at the time and saw that it was only a little past eleven o'clock, not even lunchtime.

"Where to go next?" He was a little worried. He had finally managed to go on an incognito trip, and it didn't feel right to go straight back.

He also planned to have dinner with Tsunade that evening.

As expected, Bubble didn't offer any advice. He stood on the street for a while, thought for a long time, then slammed his palm down and said, "Okay, let's go check on Orochimaru and the others."

He would feel guilty for harassing others, but harassing Orochimaru is something that guy deserved.

(End of this chapter)