Naruto: I became a super shadow in the Anbu.

Chapter 139 The Dark Observer

Back in the Dark Side tent, Ye Guang opened the new name's quest scroll late at night.

Shinmei, as the squad leader, received a mission to scout out the maritime cargo shipments at Sandport in the Land of Wind.

Shapo Port is the only port in the Land of Wind, located in the southeastern corner of the desert, not far from the Land of Rivers.

The Land of Wind has relatively little iron ore and needs to import it from the Land of Thunder.

Shapo Port was a key reconnaissance target for Konoha. Konoha squads were dispatched to Shapo Port to gather every bit of intelligence.

During a mission, Shinmei and two of his genin students were killed, but a chunin named Nara Michi survived.

There seemed to be nothing wrong with the scroll, because it was the only one written by a living person, Nara Michi.

The dead cannot speak.

Just like in cases of death resulting from a fight, the person who died must have started it.

The person who survives the fight will never admit to starting it; they will insist that they were wronged and that they were the one who was hit, so they fought back.

The mission went smoothly, but the Shinmei squad encountered two Sand Ninja squads, one of which included an elite puppeteer. The squad was no match for them, and only Nara Michi survived.

Ye Guang then brought over the baby from his squadron's recent mission.

During the poisoning mission, the Deer Squad followed him, while the Purple Cat Squad and the Aries Squad went to carry out other missions.

The two squads' missions were unrelated to the new name, and they didn't go to Shapo Port.

If Xinming died at the hands of the Dark Division, it was probably done by one of the other two squadrons, the Hippo Squadron or the Yak Squadron.

Nightlight did not have permission to learn about the missions of the other two squadrons.

Looking at the name Nara Michi, Ye Guang thought, "Perhaps Hatake Sakumo is overthinking it. It wasn't the Anbu who did it; it was this Nara Michi."

The Anbu are investigating Sakumo Hatake's followers. Shinmei is only a Chunin, so it's not time to eliminate him yet.

The next day, Nara Meika, the Jonin in charge of equipment, entered the yellow dog's tent.

Nara Baika's first glance fell on the fox behind the yellow dog, and she spoke:

"Captain Yellow Dog, our chieftain requests that the fox come over."

The yellow dog nodded and said, "Okay, let him go."

The head of Nara Umeka clan is none other than Nara Shikazu, the frontline commander.

"Hmm?" Ye Guang glanced at the yellow dog captain, then at Nara Meika, and quickly said:

"Captain, I am an Anbu ninja. Didn't you teach me yesterday that Anbu members must have Anbu missions and Anbu principles?"

"I am loyal only to the Hokage. Please believe me, Captain. I truly don't know why the Commander-in-Chief summoned me."

The yellow dog paused for a moment, then said, "This is an order. Go see the commander-in-chief and follow his instructions."

Looking puzzled, Ye Guang followed Nara Baixiang away.

He knew, of course, that this wasn't a test, but rather a case of treating someone differently based on their status.

Yesterday I went to see Sakumo Hatake, and the yellow dog gave him a long lecture, worried that he might defect to Sakumo Hatake.

Today he went to see Nara Deer Antlers, and Yellow Dog couldn't wait for him to go too.

Only Nara Shikano was in the commander's tent.

Nara Deer Antlers said:
"Fox, I will issue you a task through the yellow dog next."

You need to help the equipment department secretly manufacture 200 paragliders.

Nara Meika is a Jonin in charge of equipment; your job is to assist her.

Ye Guang nodded and said, "Okay, after Captain Huang Quan gives the mission, I will immediately cooperate with Jonin Nara Meika."

Nara Kazuna noticed that this member of the secret service had become inflexible. He was quite active last night when reporting on the poisoning mission and demonstrating the paraglider.

Ye Guang waited outside the commander's tent. Nara Meika wanted the fox to start working as soon as possible, but the fox ignored her.

It wasn't until the yellow dog's assistant, an ANBU ninja wearing a butterfly mask, delivered the mission scroll that the fox left with Nara Baika.

Nara Baika strongly doubted whether this wooden-like Anbu was really the inventor of the paraglider.

Upon arriving at the equipment area, Yako saw a disassembled paraglider. Both paragliders had been donated to the village; Nara Umeka had disassembled one.

Ye Guang's eyes suddenly changed. Among the Nara ninjas in the tent was Nara Michi, a survivor from the Shinmei squad.

Unexpectedly, he encountered Nara Deer here.

Ye Guang suddenly perked up, feeling that being assigned to do this kind of chores wasn't a waste of time.

Nara Umeka said, "Captain Fox, although I can make a new paraglider based on this one, I would still like you to explain the principles so that I can make improvements."

Ye Guang thought to himself, "Your tone is a bit too arrogant."

He looked around and found a blackboard. He drew some pictures on the blackboard and said:

"The key to paragliding is the canopy that provides lift."

The canopy consists of an upper wing surface, a lower wing surface, and dozens of ribs that are regularly distributed along the wingspan.

The different upper and lower wing surfaces and curves result in different airflow speeds and wind pressures, providing lift for the canopy...

As Ye Guang spoke, she became increasingly surprised, while Nara Meika was able to understand everything and took notes from time to time.

Could it be that she has been researching and experimenting all night and has mastered the key to paragliding?
The Nara clan does indeed have a larger ancestral brain capacity than others.

After speaking, Ye Guang rested to the side, observing Nara Baixiang.

Nara Meika had two braids, a pretty face, and intelligent eyes.

She sometimes frowned, sometimes understood, and occasionally added notes.

After more than ten minutes, Nara Umeka looked up and asked some questions about the control rope.

The luminous light answered all the questions.

Nara Baika was extremely surprised that an ANBU ninja knew so much strange knowledge.

Ninja academies teach some basic physics to calculate the falling of kunai, but they don't teach complex theories.

Aerodynamics, airflow, and pressure are beyond the scope of what ninjas are capable of.

The equipment department acted quickly, producing 200 paragliders in a week.

Looking at the backpacks, Ye Guang guessed that a major mission was about to begin.
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The full moon was like a silver plate.

The new full moon cycle has finally arrived.

Ye Guang entered the tent of the Yellow Dog Captain and discovered that the Hippo Squad Leader was also inside.

The yellow dog captain said:

"Fox, you and Hippo will participate in the command's raid mission as undercover observers."

Two hundred paragliders and four hundred ninjas will fly over the Sand Village's defenses, heading straight for Sandport to sabotage its ships and supplies.

Nightlight asked in confusion, "An observer of the Dark Side?"

"Yes," said the yellow dog.

"Besides carrying out the Hokage's orders, the Anbu also has the responsibility of gathering intelligence for the Hokage."

To act as the Hokage's eyes, gathering intelligence on enemy villages as well as on the villages themselves.

This mission is crucial.

Together with Hippo, you disguise yourselves as ordinary Konoha ninjas, participate in a surprise attack, and record the results.

The performance of the civilian ninjas was too good, and the village became suspicious.

Sakumo Hatake spearheaded the first few large-scale missions, during which many outstanding civilian ninjas emerged and many ninjutsu techniques were unleashed.

This raid was personally led by the Nara Kazuno Commander.

You two will split up and each join a squad as ordinary ninjas to complete observation missions and record the performance of civilian ninjas.

Ye Guang thought to himself, "Sending out two undercover observers is a double insurance policy to prevent the higher-ups from being misled."

(End of this chapter)