Naruto: Who made him a ninja

Chapter 59 Stealing the Dragon Vein! (Please continue reading)

Just as Obito was on the verge of a breakdown, Hidezawa and Kabuto quietly arrived at the border between the Land of Fire and the Land of Wind.

A month is enough time for them to prepare a lot of things, especially since that old bastard Danzo is like a death knell.

Having no other choice, Xiuze carefully calculated the time and decisively set off.

"Speaking of which, what are your plans for the future?"

Looking at the seemingly endless expanse of yellow sand before him, with waves of sand billowing up in the howling wind, the pharmacist turned around and asked.

"You said you wanted to make Sunagakure hate Danzo, and it seems you've succeeded so far. But how are you going to handle this negotiation now?"

"Of course, we will negotiate according to Lord Danzo's wishes."

Xiuze couldn't help but laugh when he heard this. He tightened the windproof scarf around his neck and whispered.

"Negotiation is very important. If you reach an agreement, it's good for both of you. If you can't reach an agreement, then it's terrible."

You can't possibly not understand this. Actually, what we need to do is very simple: just strictly follow the highest standards set by Lord Danzo.

Upon hearing this, Kabuto broke out in a cold sweat.

Negotiations naturally have standards: an ideal price and a bottom line for oneself; the middle part is for bargaining.

Hidezawa's opening statement clearly indicated his intention to negotiate at Danzo's ideal price, which was practically a recipe for disaster, causing the talks to fall apart.

"Hey, stop going crazy!"

Kabuto Yakushi couldn't hold back any longer and immediately spoke up.

"If you want to keep me here, you can just say so. There's no need to go through all this trouble."

You can escape using the Thunder God Technique, but I can't. All the Sand Village's wrath will be vented on me, please!

"I'm not crazy, and you won't die."

Hidezawa rolled his eyes; he felt that Kabuto Yakushi was being too sensitive.

"We are all just working people. We are doing things for Danzo. If there is a grievance, there is a debtor. If we are looking for someone, we should look for Danzo."

Moreover, since I dared to come and do this, there must be a reason. I can tell you in advance that I have the information they want.

Moreover, the intelligence is accurate; they have no choice but to want it, and we can even negotiate a lower price.

"you mean"

Kabuto was very clever; he understood Hidezawa's meaning in an instant. This guy had something even more important to him!

"Continuing to drive prices down will indeed anger them, but they won't be able to take action. Should we continue to 'fan the flames'?"

"What do you mean by 'stirring up trouble'? It's clearly praising Lord Danzo's greatness and achievements!"

Shuzawa glared at Yakushi Kabuto, feeling that this guy was completely incompetent at talking.

"Didn't I already say? We're Danzo's employees. Any problems or matters are naturally Danzo's requests. What does it have to do with us?"

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Kabuto subconsciously adjusted his glasses, feeling he couldn't bring himself to be that shameless.

What kind of praise and flattery is this? It's clearly stirring up trouble. Why make it sound so noble?

"Also, learn something while you're in Sunagakure: when you do bad things, it's best to leave a trace, and a trace at that."

Hidezawa wasn't finished yet; he continued to explain his theory, and Yakushi Kabuto couldn't hold back any longer.

"Alright, alright, I understand. I'll try to leave Danzo's traces as subtly as possible, but what if you're wrong?"

"Even if you're wrong, don't you want to take control yourself so you can do things for the orphanage and its director?"

Danzo believed he had Shusawa's life in his hands, and that he had brainwashed him since childhood and had the seal of the tongue that would sever all ties with him. In a physical sense, he trusted him because of the combination of these two factors.

But in fact, it was Hidezawa who held Yakushi Kabuto's life in his hands!

Dou wasn't deeply brainwashed, after all, he had been sent to other villages to lie low long ago.

Not knowing much about Danzo, there was naturally no curse mark on his mouth, and Shuzawa knew this guy's personality and some of his thoughts all too well.

Of course, it's only because of Kabuto's personality, potential, and the fact that he wasn't brainwashed or cursed that Shuzawa was willing to approach him (the original work doesn't say this, so let's assume it's not in the setting).

"Besides, you left the village early and don't know Danzo well. On the contrary, I know his character very well, and he would definitely do this."

"You're really confident."

Kabuto shook his head helplessly, but then he suddenly saw Hidezawa hand him a kunai.

"What's wrong with you?"

"Although we don't know when it will happen, it's better to be prepared."

Xiuze smiled and spoke.

"When you're almost finished with your mission, I'm worried that Danzo and I might arrange for you to meet the Dean, or for you to run into each other on some other mission."

It's either you assassinate her, or she kills you. Although it's all speculation, it's always better to be prepared. Be careful; it won't hurt.

"You're such a dark person."

Yakushi Kabuto complained, but he obediently accepted the kunai. Soon after, he suddenly made a joke.

"Am I the first boy to get your kunai? You weren't like this at the orphanage."

"You talk too much nonsense."

Xiuze rolled his eyes. For a moment, he really wanted to snatch the kunai back, but then Kabuto suddenly spoke up again.

The latest novel is first published here!

"I have a question. Konoha is so far from Iwagakure. Can you get there?"

Even if it's over, what fighting ability will you have left?

"This is the problem we're going to solve tonight."

Xiuze looked into the distance; this distance was enough for him!

"Are you ready?"

"What?"

Kabuto was a little confused, but the next moment Hidetsawa threw a kunai on the ground and put a hand on his shoulder.

hum-

With a roar of chakra, Kabuto Yakushi suddenly felt dizzy and his vision blurred, and everything before his eyes reversed.

As his vision returned and the dizziness remained intense, he suddenly realized he was inside a tall tower!

"This is..."

Suppressing the urge to gag, Yakushi turned to look at Hidezawa, only to find that the guy was stuffing soldier rations into his mouth.

"This is Loulan."

Xiuze chewed on a soldier's ration pill and spoke with a slight pant.

"I don't think I need to tell you about the history and past of this place, do I?"

"I know this place."

Kabuto Yakushi struggled to his feet. He glanced around and was immediately drawn to the kunai stuck in the ground.

"What's with this kunai design?"

"Yes, the Fourth Hokage's kunai. He came here once and sealed something here."

Xiuze nodded and slowly walked over, waiting for the soldier pills to take effect while rapidly recovering his chakra. He looked at the kunai on the ground and spoke.

"I've heard about this mission, and I've secretly consulted many books and scrolls, which led me to an answer."

"Answer?"

Kabuto murmured to himself; he already knew what Hidezawa was going to do.

"Yes, buried here is a vast source of chakra that belongs to Loulan, but is essentially unclaimed!"

Hidezawa smiled and turned to look at Yakushi Kabuto, speaking slowly.

"Sunagakure has always been eyeing it, wanting to use its power to become stronger."

But tell me, is it better to have a non-threatening, unambitious alliance, or an ambitious alliance that could stab you in the back at any moment?

So, for the sake of Konoha, I think it's best to cut off their ambitions.

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Kabuto Yakushi couldn't hold back any longer. He had seen shameless people before, after all, he was one of them himself.

But this was the first time he had ever seen someone as special as Xiuze!

If you're going to steal, just do it! Why are you making it sound so noble?

As a newbie, I'm begging you to follow along! Following along now will determine everything about a book; neglecting a book too long can easily kill it.

Thank you all, Onz

(End of this chapter)