"So you are pnning to do those D-rank missions tinuously?” Fugaku asked.

  “That was my initial pn, but if this causes any problem for the , I will not do that many missions by myself,” Kaida said.

  “It’s quite the opposite. We’ve beeing many D-rank missions from the vilge for some time, but the problem is that normal Uchiha injas don’t do D-rank missions. So, we had to return those missions to the vilge with some fines. Now that you’re pleting those missions, one of my problems is solved,” Fugaku said.

  “If you don’t mind, may I ask you a question?” Kaida asked.

  “You may,” Fugaku said.

  “If you had one Jonin assigo these missions, they could have pleted them in no time. So why did you pay a fine instead of assigning some ninjas to do these tasks?” Kaida asked.

  “Do you think being a Jonin is easy?” Fugaku asked.

  “No, sir, not at all,” Kaida replied.

  “Yes, every ninja who wants to bee a Jonin has to train very hard, and after years of that grueling training, they bee a Jonin. So, a Jonin is naturally a little arrogant. As for Jonin from the Uchiha , their arrogance is higher than normal Jonin. Now, tell me, do you think they would do tasks like tending animals, maintaining the garden, and moving boxes?” Fugaku asked.

  “No,” Kaida replied with an awkward smile.

  “So, you’re pleting these missions because you want resources. Which type of resources are you talking about?” Fugaku asked, bringing the versation back to the topic.

  “All the able resources that help in training,” Kaida replied.

  “So you’re not pnning to learn jutsus using tribution Points?” Fugaku asked.

  “We learn jutsus using tribution Points?” Kaida asked, a little shocked.

  “So you don’t even know what types of resources you get using tribution Points. Aside from those ables, you also learn different jutsus using tribution Points.”

  “But why would I use tribution Points to learn jutsu when I learn them from the vilge library for free?” Kaida asked.

  “You’re an Uchiha. Why would you take the longer route? If you use your Sharingan ahe jutsu being performed in front of you, you learn that jutsu in no time. Also, since you’re just a Genin, you only learn k jutsu from the library. But by using tribution Points, you learn any jutsu you want,” Fugaku expined.

  “Even S-rank jutsu?” Kaida asked.

  “You , but I don’t think you’ll be able to pay its priy time soon,” Fugaku said with a smile.

  “What’s the price for an S-rank jutsu?” Kaida asked.

  “You ask the receptionist for the list of resources,” Fugaku said.

  “Oh! I already have that, but I never checked the sed page because even aff the resources on the first page was difficult for me,” Kaida said with an awkward smile.

  “You read it now,” Fugaku said.

  “Thank you,” Kaida said, taking out a list from his pocket and turning directly to the sed page.

  **Taijutsu**

  - Genin level – 5,000 tribution Points

  - in level – 40,000 tribution Points

  - Jonin level – 90,000 tribution Points

  **Kenjutsu**

  - Genin level – 10,000 tribution Points

  - in level – 80,000 tribution Points

  - Jonin level – 150,000 tribution Points

  **Ninjutsu**

  - k – 15,000 tribution Points

  - B-rank – 50,000 tribution Points

  - A-rank – 100,000 tribution Points

  - S-rank – 500,000 tribution Points

  After reading the price for Ninjutsu, Kaida’s eyes bulged.

  “How someoher 500,000 tribution Points?” Kaida asked.

  “By doing just D-rank missions, it’s difficult. But those doing D-rank missions usually don’t want to learn these jutsu,” Fugaku said with a smile, seeing Kaida’s childish expression. He tinued, “The reward for an A-rank mission is 20,000 tribution Points, and for an S-rank mission, it's 50,000 tribution Points. So, by doing 10 S-rank missions, anyone learn an S-rank jutsu. The price isn’t that high if you uand what an S-rank jutsu is.”

  Kaida remembered the power of S-rank jutsu—how they could ge ndscapes when used.

  “So, if I choose to learn this jutsu, someone will show me how to perform it once?” Kaida asked.

  “No, for a full day, a ninja will teach you how to perform that jutsu,” Fugaku expined.

  ‘This is a really good deal. Being an Uchiha, it would be a waste not to learn various jutsus. If my jutsu repertoire is high, it will be difficult for aize against me iure,’ Kaida thought.

  “Now I have one more thing to spend my tribution Points on,” Kaida said.

  “Hahaha, that’s why I asked if you wao learn jutsu using tribution Points. Since you’re helping the by doing those D-rank missions, I have a reward for you. If you plete 1,000 missions in one week, you learn a k jutsu for free,” Fugaku said.

  “And by ce, if I want to learn a higher-rank jutsu, will its price be reduced?” Kaida asked.

  “If you want, I give you 15,000 tribution Points directly,” Fugaku said.

  “Does that mean I’ll get 15,000 tribution Points for every 1,000 D-rank missions I plete?” Kaida asked.

  ‘This boy is a little too greedy,’ Fugaku thought.

  “I ’t give you too much for free. Let’s say the max you’ll get is 30,000 tribution Points,” Fugaku said.

  “Thank you very much, Fugaku-sama,” Kaida said with a wide smile.

  “I see you were training. You go baow. Just e to me when you plete 1,000 missions,” Fugaku said.

  “As you and, sir,” Kaida replied a.

  After reag the training area, Kaida sat down and started pnning.

  ‘At this speed, I plete 1,000 missions in three days, so by the end of my training, I should have 25,000 tribution Points. For a B-rank jutsu, I’ll need 50,000 tribution Points. I learn it from my brother—it’s not being shameless, it’s just cost-effective that lus, I give tribution Points directly to him so he use them for his needs. Of course, he might give me some dists,’ Kaida thought.

  “Well, ohing is for sure. With this many tribution Points, I shouldn’t have any problem getting those resources,” Kaida said out loud, the back to training his kenjutsu.

  …

  The m at 6:00 AM

  “You’re so hard to find,” Shisui said, looking at Kaida, who was lying on the ground, pletely exhausted.

  “Brother, you’re back! How was your mission?” Kaida asked, trying to stand up.