Hearing Mizuki's answer, the ANBU captain nodded. Has no one raised this question? Of course. But when the rule of the "Blood Mist Village" was ended, Terumi Mei, who was eager to change the situation in the Hidden Mist Village, had to take a risky move.

Fortunately, there have been no major wars in the ninja world in the past two or three years, and it is in the calm before the storm, which also gives the Hidden Mist Village a good opportunity.

Unfortunately, the reality is that the future cannot be predicted. Even Mizuki is not sure if there are really three years left. In the past few days, some confusing changes have occurred. For what Mizuki has experienced, it is already jaw-dropping. Scorpion is dead, Orochimaru is more seriously injured, Uchiha Sasuke is still in Konoha, and it is not even known whether he will defect in the future. Mizuki is not sure.

The problem with the Hidden Mist Village is that it has the will but not the strength, and it has taken too big a step and cannot bear it.

The captain of the Anbu codenamed "Sword" also understood Mizuki's judgment, thought about it, and then asked: "Besides these, is there anything else missing?"

"Well..." Mizuki decided to answer honestly: "I don't want to say anything else, but there is one thing that is very irritating. If those ninjas who are teachers were in Konoha, they would probably have been fired long ago!"

"How could it be?" The captain of the Anbu said in surprise, "Those are all the best we carefully selected. They have no problem with their strength and loyalty. They are also a group of very talented young ninjas..."

Mizuki shook his head and said, "If one can be a good teacher with only strength and passion, then it would be really easy. What I want to say is that they don't understand how to be a teacher at all, especially as an enlightenment teacher for a group of children who are almost starting from scratch. If I'm not mistaken, many of these ninjas who are guest teachers are students who haven't even graduated yet, right?"

"How do you know?"

Mizuki smiled but didn't answer. It was too easy to guess. A group of ninjas in their twenties who barely reached the level of Chunin would not be very capable of completing tasks independently. Many of them would be led by masters. Newbies who had just left the protection of their elders and even had no experience in leading a team, I'm afraid they would have nothing left to teach except the enthusiasm brought by their passion. There was no mature ninja school system to let them work step by step and complete tasks. It was really overestimating them to rely on these people to support a ninja school.

The captain of the Mist Ninja ANBU felt a little melancholy after being hit on the sore spot. He sighed and said, "As expected, he is an excellent ninja from Konoha. He has rich teaching experience and a unique vision. It's really a shame to show off in front of you."

As he said this, he looked at the shouts of a group of children training in the distance, and then said to Shuimu sincerely, "I wonder if Konoha can provide some support in this regard?"

In fact, the Mist Ninjas also knew that they were used to direct inheritance between master and apprentice, and had no experience in establishing such a systematic education system. They didn't know how many detours they would have to take to complete this task.

"I really can't do anything about this." Shuimu declined.

If it's not too much trouble, it's okay to say a few words, but now it seems that it's obviously not something that can be explained in a few words. Moreover, for such a big thing, Shuimu doesn't have the authority to comment on it before getting the approval of the village.

"If you really need anything, you can talk to Master Jiraiya, or you can contact Master Hokage directly."

Mizuki finally gave a kind suggestion.

"In that case, I'm sorry for being so presumptuous."

The captain of the Anbu had to bid farewell to Mizuki with regret and report to the Mizukage. It was natural to seek help since he did not have the strength and foundation to do it. However, Konoha's decades of successful experience was not so easy to imitate.

Seeing the captain of the Anbu hurried away, Shuimu no longer worried about these things. Even if there were troubles later, it would not fall on Shuimu's head. After all, he was now a jonin, and even if there were additional troubles, it could not be blamed on him. Wasn't it just a few more truths? Moreover, it was obvious that the Hidden Mist Village had known about the problem for a long time, and took this opportunity to ask Shuimu's opinion and find an excuse.

…

The pace of the Kirigakure is a little slower than that of Konoha, but the way things are done is much more rigid and serious. Mizuki, who had been strolling in the streets of the Kirigakure for a whole morning, did discover the vitality emanating from this village in the process of its transition from chaos to order. As one of the five major ninja villages, its foundation is still there. The legend of the former Mizukage and the mighty reputation of the Kirigakure Seven Ninja Swords are the best weapons to deter the enemy. Outsiders don't want to provoke these guys who smell blood when they hear their names. Besides, the barren Kirigakure does not have much to covet.

It was not until noon that Shuimu slowly returned to his residence, and the people who were waiting for Shuimu to eat were already impatient.

"Shuimu, it's too slow."

"I'm sorry, Kakashi." Mizuki looked around. "Where's Jiraiya-sama?"

"I don't know. He slept very late and then got up and told us to leave him alone."

Naruto Uzumaki's dissatisfaction with Jiraiya, who was so lazy and slack in teaching him new ninjutsu, was evident in his words.

After lunch, Hatake Kakashi called Mizuki aside and asked, "Did you say anything to the people of Kirigakure today?"

"What's wrong? Are you in trouble?" Shuimu asked casually.

"It's not that much of a hassle. Today, the female Mizukage formally requested our assistance."

Kakashi replied.

"Assistance? There must be some benefit, right?"

In the first two Ninja World Wars, Konoha fought fiercely with the Hidden Mist Village. There was no way they had a friendly relationship. In addition, they hardly interacted with each other, so forming an alliance was already good enough. As for additional assistance, no one would do it without any benefits.

"It's not about that." Kakashi said with a headache, "Lady Tsunade seems to be very interested in this matter."

"Interested?" Shuimu said indifferently, "Big people always take it for granted and don't consider the difficulty of the people below. But, anyway, the matter will not fall on you and me. At most, they will send other people to guide us, or the Mist Ninja will send envoys to Konoha to learn and observe. What does this have to do with us?"

The final trouble is that the teachers and the persons in charge of the ninja school have nothing to do with the jonin who is already leading the genin team.

"But I'm the one in trouble now. It's my responsibility to reach an agreement with the Mist Ninja. Besides, when dealing with that female Mizukage, I always feel that the other party is a little strange."