Naruto: Reshaping the Shinobi World with Sasori

Chapter 284 Yagura's Insomnia

Over the next two days, Yubi accompanied the Fourth Mizukage on a tour of the village's pharmaceutical factory, hospital, and other public places. He also personally taught Yagura a basic training course at the Ninja Academy and a specialized academic and practical course at the Ninja Academy.

This allowed them to experience Sunagakure's education system, which, apart from its medical system, was completely different from other villages.

To be honest, Yagura was shocked once again.

The strength of Sunagakure's medical system is well-known.

Unexpectedly, their education system was also so comprehensive and unique.

Because within the village of Sunagakure, there is a designated area that was specifically built as a school campus by the village.

Besides the ninja academy, there is a junior college right next to it.

This school seems to focus more on developing the abilities of ordinary people.

The courses are highly diverse and cover a wide range of industries.

For example, artisans, chefs, tailors, accountants, etc. - the students also cover people of all ages, not just teenagers or children.

Some of the teachers are not locals of the Land of Wind, but outsiders hired from other places to teach here, and they have generous salaries and allowances.

On the other side of the vocational school is the medical school that Sunagakure uses to train medical professionals.

The knowledge taught there includes ninjutsu and medical skills at the level of medical ninjas, as well as subjects that ordinary people can learn, such as nursing, pharmacy, and medical equipment.

To be honest, this rich educational system and content was something Yagura Karatachi had never imagined.

It even gave him a sense of having his eyes opened.

This made his sense of crisis even heavier.

The longer you stay in Sunagakure, the more you can feel the backwardness of Kirigakure in every aspect.

Putting those aside, let's talk about the planning of the village's commercial district. There's a dedicated food street, a pharmacy street, ninja supplies stores, and so on. Sunagakure has really mastered the art of economics. To further promote economic and trade exchange, the Fourth Kazekage, Yubi, even created a specific policy.

Foreign merchants are allowed to rent shops in Sunagakure Village to sell their goods.

Regardless of the goods, as long as the merchant's background is reliable and it is confirmed that the country and village behind them have no enmity with Sunagakure and pose no threat, they can do business in Sunagakure after paying a considerable deposit.

This is why Sunagakure is so bustling and prosperous.

In short, in just two days, Yagura, the Mizukage, felt like he had "learned something".

He couldn't wait to end the exchange with Sunagakure, return to Kirigakure, and then copy everything he thought was useful—following Sunagakure's model—and bring it to Kirigakure!

The outside world only saw that during this period, Sunagakure sent a large number of troops to be stationed in the Land of Rain and began a plan to rebuild the Land of Rain. They also mobilized a lot of people to neighboring countries to change the environment of the Land of Wind by digging canals through mountains and joining forces with the Daimyo of the Land of Wind to call on the people to plant vegetation in the country in an attempt to fight against nature.

However, these are just appearances; behind the scenes, changes unknown to others are also quietly taking place in Sunagakure.

Once a sound governance system is established and implemented, all Yubi, the Fourth Kazekage, has to do is wait.

His most laborious and busiest period was in the early stages of planting a seed. Once the seed took root and found suitable soil, he only needed to wait for it to bloom.

The fact that Yagura Karatachi was able to reform the internal environment of Kirigakure demonstrates his competence in governance and overall planning.

They were also quite farsighted.

Having lived to such an old age, I have witnessed firsthand everything that happened during the reigns of the Third Mizukage.

This made him even clearer that the changes in Sunagakure today did not come from the efforts of everyone—but from the most fundamental systemic problem: people should serve the system, rather than being driven by the system and rules.

And systems—are concepts, ideas, and, more importantly, mature regulatory experience.

These all come from one person, the fourth generation of Feng Ying.

Three days later, in a closed venue inside Sunagakure Village.

This is the venue for the exchange meeting. Unlike the open-air assessment site in Konoha, this massive building in Sunagakure is large enough to accommodate a large number of spectators.

While it's impossible to fit everyone in Sunagakure inside, the number of people who can sit is still quite considerable.

This was enough to create a very lively atmosphere at the scene.

In fact, tickets for today's match were extremely hard to come by.

Many villagers wanted to come in and witness firsthand the spectacular performance of the descendants of the two ninja villages—especially those from Sunagakure.

Even cheering on the young people couldn't help.

It's impossible to get a ticket.

"Why does the Mizukage look so pale?"

The high-ranking officials from Sunagakure and Kirigakure were the first to enter. Yubi met with Yagura early in the morning and was surprised to see that he looked somewhat tired, as if he hadn't slept all night.

"fine."

Yagura sat in the main seat on the high platform and spoke calmly.

He hadn't slept all night, because his mind was filled with thoughts of the various reform projects in Sunagakure and how to implement and change them in Kirigakure.

After all, the situations in the two villages are quite different.

Most importantly, Kirigakure does not have the same level of wealth as Sunagakure.

Many plans, upon closer examination, are simply impossible to implement.

There's another point, which is also very important.

That is, in Sunagakure—Yubi has absolute authority, and everyone obeys and trusts his orders without question.

In Kirigakure, he had secured his position as Mizukage and had just finished restoring order to the village.

However, some senior staff members still have objections to some of his actions.

This is also the downside that enabled him to become the Mizukage.

Dividing the cake — decentralizing power.

Rather than centralization.

This meant that his words didn't have absolute appeal in Kirigakure.

In other words, other villages can indeed emulate some of the advantages of Sunagakure—but they may not be able to succeed.

The Fourth Kazekage wasn't exactly a "centralized" or "one-man" leader, but he silenced all the gossip with his past achievements and victories—winning everyone's hearts and minds.

That's what's truly precious.

To be honest, among the Kage, this situation is probably unique to Sunagakure.

Not only the Hidden Mist Village, but even the Hokage of Konoha couldn't do it.

The Tsuchikage and Raikage are quite authoritative within their villages—but unfortunately, neither village has the financial resources of the Sand Village.

It also lacks the current influence of Sunagakure in the ninja world.

In short, Yagura thought a lot last night, and then—the more he thought, the less he could sleep.

Then, I started having insomnia.

That's when Yubi noticed the "problem".

Seeing this, Yubi didn't ask any questions.

Afterwards, the stadium opened, and a large number of Sunagakure residents poured in and began to enter the stands.

The originally quiet atmosphere immediately became lively, with constant noise.

The contestants from the next two villages also began making preparations.

Once everyone was ready, it was almost time.

Yubi spoke first, followed by Yagura.

The audience from Sunagakure was quite enthusiastic; when Yubi spoke, the roar almost lifted the dome of the stadium.

When Shuiying stepped forward, she received a considerable cheer.