This ninja in Naruto is unscientific

"Vice Minister."

Another ninja raised his hand.

"If you're not responsible for performing the rituals, and your job is merely registration and inspection, what's the difference between you and a regular caravan worker?"

The moment those words were spoken, the atmosphere in the auditorium clearly changed.

The young men also looked somewhat unconvinced.

Nishikawa Tetsuya wasn't angry; instead, he smiled.

"The difference is that the crew members of ordinary caravans cannot see what is inside the boxes without opening them, nor do they know whether the boxes have been switched on the way."

The ninja was taken aback.

"And you are responsible for confirming it," Nishikawa Tetsu said. "The Byakugan can see chakra flow and internal structure, sensory ninjas can detect anomalies, and vigilant personnel can deal with anyone trying to break into the node. Without you, even if the caster can deliver the goods, they can't prove that what was delivered is the original item."

As he spoke, he took out two identical wooden boxes from under the table and placed them on the podium.

"These two boxes are identical in appearance, weight, and seals. One contains ordinary wood, while the other contains high-concentration reagents that the research institute just delivered."

A low gasp immediately came from the audience.

"Of course it's fake."

Nishikawa Tetsu added, "The research institute will not use real dangerous reagents for your introductory tests."

The people who had been tense just moments before visibly relaxed.

"But if one day, real reagents, weapons, or important intelligence appear in front of you, you can't just look at what's written on the box."

Nishikawa Tetsu nodded to the Hyuga ninja.

"Come on, give it a try."

The other person stepped forward, opened their white eye, and observed carefully for a moment.

"On the left is wood, and on the right... there are multiple layers of encapsulation inside, blocking the flow of chakra, so the specific contents cannot be confirmed."

"so?"

"It needs to be re-registered as special goods and cannot be directly transmitted."

"very good."

Nishikawa Tetsu wrote the words "Special Inspection" on the blackboard, and then added a sentence.

"If you can't see clearly with your eyes rolled back, don't force yourself to. Not being able to see clearly isn't a pass; it requires other solutions."

The Hyuga ninja nodded seriously.

The three leaders on the side reacted differently upon hearing this.

Hiruzen Sarutobi stroked his beard, seemingly quite satisfied with this division of labor. Homura Mitokado scribbled a few notes on a piece of paper, while Koharu Utatane glanced at Hiashi Asahino.

Hiashi Hyuga's expression softened somewhat.

He recommended his clansmen not just to secure a job for Hinata, but also because he hoped they could find a real purpose in this new project.

It now seems that Nishikawa Tetsuya at least didn't treat the white eye as a privilege he could arbitrarily interfere with.

"Next is node discipline."

Nishikawa Tetsu picked up another document.

"First, unregistered goods are not allowed to enter the teleportation range. Second, unauthorized personnel are not allowed to approach the Flying Thunder Array. Third, if the person making the handover is not present, items cannot be left at the door simply because the other party says they are busy."

"What if the other party is from Daming Prefecture?" someone asked.

"Same here."

Nishikawa Tetsu answered without hesitation.

"Daming Prefecture can enjoy priority, but it cannot skip the process. The granary and armory are the first batch of nodes. The more important the place, the less it can rely on someone's verbal promise."

Nishikawa Tetsu redraws two interconnected circles on the blackboard.

"Now that we've discussed node discipline, let's talk about the Flying Mine Formation."

"Currently, all those who can use the Flying Thunder Formation technique have completed the basic assessment. However, passing the assessment does not mean that they can teleport anything at will."

He wrote "landing point" and "receiving point" next to the two circles respectively.

"The improved Flying Thunder Array has minimized the problem of the teleported person having to be surrounded by multiple people. For cargo, teleportation can be completed through single-point contact. However, the landing point must be established and verified in advance, and the size, weight, and sealing status of the teleported object must also meet the standards."

"Most importantly, the person in charge of the teleportation must maintain contact with the receiving personnel at the node. If the landing point is occupied, or the receiving personnel report an anomaly, the teleportation cannot be forced even if the goods have been placed next to the array."

"What if it's an emergency?" someone in the audience asked.

"In emergencies, it is even more important to follow instructions."

Nishikawa Tetsu turned to look at the person who asked the question.

"Changing the landing point at the last minute, bypassing inspections, or arbitrarily increasing the number of deliveries can turn a rescue into a bigger accident. Speed ​​is important, but getting people and goods to safety is what truly completes the mission."

The auditorium fell silent for a moment.

Nishikawa Tetsu didn't stop to rest; he immediately turned to the next page of the course schedule.

"Below is the schedule, priority, and exception log."

He wrote four cargo categories on the blackboard: ordinary, urgent, special, and military.

"Konoha Express will not put all goods in the same delivery sequence. Ordinary goods will be given priority to use railways and regular roads. Only goods with high time requirements, high value, or those that really need to be quickly dispatched across regions will be included in the delivery list."

"This means that no one can put a truckload of ordinary timber in front of military medicine just because they have money."

"What if they are nobles?" someone in the audience asked.

"It is determined according to the category of goods and the time limit."

"What if the nobles insist?"

"Let him go to Daming Prefecture to get the signature. Once Daming Prefecture has signed it, then he can queue up according to the rules."

In the audience, Men Yan slightly raised his head.

"What if the governor of Daimyo Prefecture requests to cut in line?"

This time, the person asking the question was Mitokado En.

The auditorium fell silent, and all eyes turned to Nishikawa Tetsu.

Nishikawa Tetsu couldn't help but mutter to himself.

I knew these ties weren't just there to sit in; they're just making things harder for him.

"Then we'll rearrange them according to the level of authorization and urgency," he replied. "Applications from the Daming Prefecture can have higher review authority, but we can't directly cancel the registration, inspection, or handover."

"Unless it is a confirmed disaster, war, or rescue operation, no one can sign off on a shipment of unidentified goods that can be allowed to enter the delivery area directly."

Mitokado Yan nodded and did not ask any further questions.

Minister Xiaochun added from the side, "Write this into the official regulations."

Nishikawa Tetsu quickly jotted it down on a piece of paper; what the leader instructed, he would take seriously!

Finally, there's exception handling.

He filled the remaining blank spaces on the blackboard with his writing.

"Loss of goods, broken seals, abnormal landing points, absent recipients, insufficient chakra of the caster—all of these must be recorded. Don't think that just because the matter is eventually resolved, you can erase the process in between."

"Every record affects the next scheduling, node maintenance, and transmission frequency. Whoever conceals problems will cause others to repeat the same mistakes."

Over the next two hours, the atmosphere in the auditorium gradually shifted from initial excitement to genuine seriousness.

Nishikawa Tetsu divided the goods into four categories: ordinary, urgent, special, and military. He also determined the contents of the registration form and listed the responsible persons for each node guard, inspection, transmission, and handover.

No one has been promised that they will definitely become a Flying Thunder Array caster.

No one can skip the test simply because of their family background or special bloodline limit.

"Have you memorized everything?"

Nishikawa Tetsu put down the chalk and looked at the crowd in the auditorium.

"Got it!"

The voices of more than a hundred people came together, creating an overwhelming momentum.

Nishikawa Tetsu nodded in satisfaction.

"Very good, that concludes today's lesson. Go back and review the procedures according to your respective roles. Operators should focus on confirming the landing points and communication rules, inspection personnel should focus on confirming the cargo classification and sealing records, and security personnel should memorize the entry and exit procedures for each node."

"Also, everyone remember one thing."

He wrote the last line on the blackboard.

"Delivering quickly doesn't mean doing a good job. Safety, accuracy, and traceability are what make the process complete."

In the audience, Hiruzen Sarutobi slowly nodded.

Mitokado Homura put away the record sheet in his hand, turned to Utatane Koharu and said, "The course content is very complete and sufficient as the basis for the first draft of the charter."

"That's what I think too."

Minister Xiaochun looked at the podium with a satisfied smile on his face.

"However, we'll have to see if they get flustered during their first actual run."