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Early the next morning, Shen set out and headed to the headquarters of the Hyuga clan through the guidance of the tourist map in his hand. Unfortunately, the so-called place where people could visit and play was just a city. The real Hyuga clan was not accessible to ordinary people. No place to go.

This was not beyond Shen's expectation. After all, how could a large family's residence be open to others to visit? This is not an era when the entertainment industry is booming, and even in that era, some truly confidential places are inaccessible.

After walking around the Hyuga family's residence, Shen estimated in his mind that the entire Hyuga family's area was larger than that of some imperial palaces. It could be said that this was simply a small village established in Konoha.

As for the other Uchiha family that stands side by side with the Hyuga family, this family has simply disappeared. Shen wandered around for a long time without finding their location, and Shen is not easy to ask people. As an outsider, asking blind questions can easily arouse others' suspicion. Concerned and skeptical.

After a whole morning of futile efforts, Shen thought about it, changed his train of thought, and headed towards Konoha's mission release area.

The place is bustling with people coming and going, and most of the people who come are ordinary people, not official ninjas. In addition, in this place, ninjas have a relatively good attitude towards ordinary people, so there are almost no children of big families. Here, ordinary civilian ninjas are receiving them.

After all, in this place, ordinary people are customers and ninjas are servers. What if there is a conflict?

Aggrieved customers? That would ruin Konoha's reputation. After all, everyone still had to rely on missions to make a living. Konoha would have starved to death just relying on the funding from the Fire Country Daimyo.

Aggrieved by the big family ninja? On the surface, there may not necessarily be a problem. Even if the elders come over, they will teach the children of their own family a lesson first. However, the gap in strength can easily cause customers to be surprised. Once or twice is fine, but if there are too many, something will happen in the end. questionable.

Therefore, after all parties finally compromised, the ninjas who stayed here were either famous enough that big customers would not dare to stab them, or they were ordinary civilian genin who were old and had lost their teammates, so they had no choice but to come here. After making money, you still have to live. At the very least, you have to be the kind of ninja with a good temper and a big heart, the kind of ninja who can hold back his anger and won't secretly kill people.

"Hello, are there any tasks that need to be released?"

As soon as Shen entered the door, a genin came over. After all, the mission issued by a samurai like Shen who was wearing full body armor was at least C-level, not a D-level odd job.

Although there is no such thing as KPI for reception staff, there is still commission, and if they can receive big tasks, it is also a good thing.

"What level of mission is required to get from you to Sand Ninja Village?"

The genin became even more enthusiastic after hearing this. The mission level is also positively related to the time consumed. "If you are alone, a C-level mission is enough. We will arrange a chuunin team to escort you there."

"Chunin? The kind that was just formed?" Shen asked, showing the feeling that he was the kind of person who often sends out tasks, but in fact, all he knew was some descriptions of Zed, about the gold exchange bounty tasks description of.

"Don't worry, our ninjas are all official ninjas who have passed the examination." The genin continued. Official ninjas are actually newcomers who have just graduated from the ninja school and been assigned to the team. They are also the kind where the leading ninja is a chuunin.

"Any other recommendations? I need something faster and safer." Shen continued, and at the same time took the brochure next to him, which contained the number of missions completed by some ninjas. It was considered a brochure.

"What's your budget?" the genin asked.

"More than two hundred thousand taels." Shen said casually. This was one-half of the commission given to him by the caravan boss, and he had not yet gone to the Ninja Hospital to exchange the withdrawal order for the bulk of the goods.

"Then I can issue a B-level mission for you. If you are lucky, you might be able to meet the Jonin-sama's team." The receptionist was not talking nonsense. Although jonins usually accept at least A-level missions, There are also times when leading a team of jounin and genin to experience life, but the probability is very small.

"How about one million taels?" Shen directly raised the price.

"Then I can assure you that your mission will be taken over by at least one jounin." The receptionist said. This price is enough to impress the idle jounin.

"For example?" Shen put down the booklet in his hand. Most of it contained information about the chuunin team, and there were very few jounin.

The receptionist took out an internal manual, flipped through it and said, "For example, the famous Kaiban in Konoha. The leading ninja is the blue beast-Sama Metkai. I can help you ask for their opinions."

"Are you sure it's them?" Shen asked, people with titles are generally stronger.

"I can only say that I tried my best." The receptionist said. After all, the commission is only one million taels. Kaiban's gorgeous team composition may not necessarily accept it, but there are two ninjas who are not short of money at all.

"What if something unexpected happens midway and I give up the job?"

"Sorry, once the employment is accepted, there is no right to give up. If there is something that will delay a little time, you can communicate with the leading ninja at the time."

"I understand." Shen thought for a while, then looked up at the receptionist, "Can I meet those ninjas first?"

The receptionist shook his head, "No, this task is usually accepted by the ninjas themselves. The most I can do is ask for you."

"I want to send a B-level mission, one hundred thousand taels." Shen continued, "After all, I'm not sure if they can afford the responsibility of guarding."

"Not everyone can be a jounin of Konoha, and not everyone can be suspicious." A chuunin suddenly came over and said coldly after hearing Shen's words.

"Forget it, Sand Ninjas all have this kind of service. You guys can't do this. It's useless except that it's a little bigger." Shen said and was about to leave.

"Wait a minute, can a sand ninja really do this?" the chunin said, standing in front of Shen.

"Of course, why am I lying to you? Besides, it's relatively cheap. My friend hires a jounin and gets to know him in advance. It only costs 100,000 taels to complete the mission." Shen said casually.

"Sorry, wait a moment." The chuunin frowned and walked to the back of the reception hall, not knowing what he was thinking.

Ten minutes later, a ninja walked over with a senbon in his mouth.

"I am Konoha Jounin, Shiranui Genma. We can take over your mission, but we cannot guarantee the other party's consent. In addition, the time of contact is determined by the other party." Shiranui Genma said.

"I can accept it. This is my address." Shen wrote down the address and handed it over. "I hope it won't take too long. If it doesn't work within a few days, please reply as soon as possible."

"No problem, our response speed will definitely be faster than Suna Ninja." Shiranui Genma said after watching Shen pay the deposit.

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