I founded the "Bragging Cult" in Naruto.

Chapter 107: When someone boasts about their achievements, all you need to do is praise them.

"Go to the battlefield? Teacher, don't you need to stay at the camp to cure Chiyo's poison?"

Tatsuma asked curiously, and Tsunade smiled and said, "If you're interested, you can go to my research notes. This time, Chiyo released a total of fifteen kinds of poisons."

But I cracked it completely in less than two weeks. Do you know why?

As Tsunade spoke, she could no longer hide her smugness. Tatsuma pondered for a moment and said, "These poisons are probably composed of several toxins arranged and combined in different proportions."

Once the most critical toxins are identified and neutralized, any further changes in toxicity will be significantly reduced due to the ineffectiveness of the main toxins, allowing them to be eliminated by the body.

As Tatsuma spoke, the smugness in Tsunade's eyes and the smile on her lips gradually faded. Tatsuma suddenly felt a chill; this shouldn't be a feeling in early summer.

"Duang~"

"You think you're so smart?!"

Tsunade flicked Tatsuma's forehead with her thumb, causing him to grimace and rub the spot on his head. He said, clearly annoyed, "Didn't you ask me that?"

"Do you even know what a rhetorical question is?!"

Tsunade spoke with such conviction that for a moment Tatsuma even doubted whether it was truly his fault, but he quickly shook his head, muttering, "This kind of opportunistic method seems familiar."

"snort!"

Before Tatsuma could figure it out, Tsunade turned and left, as if fleeing a deadly scene. After she was some distance away from Tatsuma, she said, "If you want to go to the battlefield, go pack your things. I won't wait for you for long."

Tatsuma was about to agree, but then he remembered something and asked, "Sensei, may I bring Minato along?"

"Take it if you want, it's your fault if it dies."

Tsunade didn't even turn around; she waved and left quickly, her hurried appearance making Tatsuma wonder again.

After a while, Tatsuma finally came to his senses, feeling a sense of relief at having escaped a disaster. Fortunately, Tsunade was in a good mood today, otherwise he probably would have gotten a few more punches.

After thinking it through, Tatsuma didn't pursue the copyright issue. After all, this "factorization" problem-solving method wasn't unique to him; its application to ninjutsu was something Minato and he had come up with together.

When Tsunade is applied to the medical field, it only saves a little from the method of defeating the enemy one by one, but the most important thing is to break the poison itself.

Only when one has the ability to detoxify toxins, can each toxin be detoxified separately and then applied to various poisons to be effective. Chenma's decomposition method is helpful, but only to a small extent.

Back in his tent, Chenma took out his large backpack again, selected the supplies he needed, and then went to the logistics camp.

Upon arriving at the logistics camp, Chenma saw Minato squatting by a stream, rapidly waving his hands as he washed lunchboxes.

After going to the battlefield, ninjas would eat soldier rations to restore their strength, but in this rear camp, no one would leave a hot meal to eat soldier rations.

While military ration pills can provide emergency sustenance and restore physical strength, consuming too much of them is bad for your health, for example, it can easily cause constipation.

Therefore, cooking became extremely important after arriving at the camp. Even a young genius like Minato could only start by washing dishes and serving meals.

Tatsuma walked up to Minato, but before he could speak, Minato, who had noticed him, spoke first: "Tatsuma? What brings you here? Are you hungry?"

Tatsuma shook his head and asked, "Minato, do you want to go to the battlefield?"

Upon hearing this, Mizuto, who was washing dishes, suddenly stopped, a look of longing mixed with a touch of envy appearing in his eyes. Coming to his senses, he asked with delight, "Can I go to the battlefield too?"

In fact, Minato had asked Orochimaru about it before, but because Tatsuma was seriously injured on the front line, Orochimaru refused Minato without hesitation. Now that he heard that things seemed to be turning around, how could Minato not be happy?

Tatsuma nodded and said, "I've already asked the teacher. If you want to go, you should prepare. We're going with the main force this time, so the danger shouldn't be too high. Orochimaru-sama probably won't refuse."

Hearing that it was Tsunade who agreed, not Orochimaru, Minato was still a little uneasy. He didn't know the details of the change of command between Tsunade and Orochimaru at that time.

The ninja training he received from a young age, which required him to obey orders, made him subconsciously believe that Orochimaru was the one in charge of the camp, while Tsunade was the one without absolute power.

But Minato quickly made a decision. He stood up, pulled off his apron, and said, "I'll go talk to Lord Akimichi Tsuyoshi first. Tatsuma, wait for me a moment."

"no problem."

Minato was so excited that he instantly left, and soon he ran back with a happy face, saying, "Tatsuma, I've already spoken to Akimichi-sama, and I'm ready to leave at any time."

Tatsuma glanced at Minato, then smiled helplessly and asked, "Unarmed? Even Brother Dai knows to bring nunchucks on missions, and you didn't even prepare any ninja tools?"

Reminded by Tatsuma, Minato finally realized what was happening. He had gotten a little carried away and was about to ask Tatsuma to wait for him a little longer when Tatsuma spoke first, saying, "I'll go with you to get it; it'll be closer that way."

Minato nodded, and the two went to Minato's tent. Minato had obviously made preparations when he came to the front line, as his backpack was no smaller than Tatsuma's.

Watching Minato's sloppy work, Tatsuma began to doubt whether his decision to bring Minato to the battlefield was right or wrong.

Fortunately, when Minato finished organizing his backpack, prepared the necessary supplies, and put his backpack back on, his ninja talent was revealed.

Minato, who had initially been beaming with joy, instantly calmed down, looked at Tatsuma, and said with a smile, "Let's go, Tatsuma, don't keep the others waiting."

The two didn't know the exact location of the meeting point, but they didn't need to know, because besides the two of them, there were many other ninjas in the camp also heading towards the meeting point.

After leaving the tent, the two followed the other ninjas toward the rendezvous point. As soon as they entered the rendezvous point, they were caught by Orochimaru, who had arrived there. Orochimaru glanced at them a few times and then turned and left.

Minato, who had been somewhat worried that Orochimaru would refuse to let them go to the battlefield, breathed a sigh of relief, and at the same time, his fighting spirit surged even more, and he made a silent resolution.

"The village trusts me so much, I can't let them down!"

"Sakamoto Tatsuma! Namikaze Minato! You two, come here!"

Just then, a rough voice rang out, making Minato, who was already itching to fight Sunagakure three hundred rounds, straighten up. He realized that the village was about to give him a formal mission.

(End of this chapter)