Whether they could pass this so-called survival exercise was, in Noah's view, a pointless question.
Kakashi had let them pass in the original story by such a narrow margin. Noah didn't think things would suddenly become that unlucky with him in the mix.
The survival exercise was nothing more than Kakashi showing off his abilities, teaching this bunch of brats fresh out of the academy—who didn't know their place—what respect was, and examining their character along the way.
As for the final result, of course they would be allowed to pass.
Even if there were some whose character left much to be desired, Konoha would still let them through out of consideration for the great clans' reputations.
It was simply that their level of training would be reduced in certain areas. They would not be nurtured as the future core pillars of Konoha, but merely turned into ordinary War Machines with ample combat strength.
Noah saw it all very clearly. After all, he had once held a high position. If he couldn't even see through something like this, then he might as well quit.
After parting ways with Naruto and the others, Noah took a brief rest. After dinner, he still went behind the small cabin where he lived.
Unfortunately, Noah sensed a few watchful gazes. So, rather than going to find Shisui Uchiha, Noah used a special method to tell Shisui not to come over, then trained alone for the entire night.
There was nothing he could do. Noah had anticipated this long ago, so he did not care too much.
After finishing his training, Noah went back and got a good night's sleep. As for the exercise the next day?
Naturally, he wasn't stupid enough to get up early and rush over.
Knowing Kakashi's personality, if he had