Shimura Danzō was extremely diligent when it came to matters related to the development of the Root organization.
Although Mu Yue's reply had reached him in the evening, Shimura Danzō still read it immediately. A leader had to set an example by working overtime.
When he saw the opening content, Shimura Danzō nodded. As expected, Root members I personally raised from childhood are more reliable.
Even though Mu Yue had now left Root, become the Vice Principal of the Ninja Academy, and earned some merits on the battlefield, it was not hard to see from his reply that Mu Yue was still the subordinate who respected him immensely.
When Shimura Danzō saw Mu Yue's concern that secretly conducting special training for Root might incur Hiruzen Sarutobi's displeasure, he could not help but show irritation.
Shimura Danzō was not angry at Mu Yue. He was angry at Hiruzen Sarutobi, because all of his recent proposals had been rejected by Hiruzen Sarutobi. Based on his understanding of Hiruzen Sarutobi, Mu Yue's concerns were correct.
Hiruzen Sarutobi did not want Root to become any stronger, and secretly bringing Mu Yue, who had already left Root, back for special training was certainly not something Hiruzen Sarutobi wanted to see.
Shimura Danzō had considered carrying this out in secret, because he knew that negotiating with Hiruzen Sarutobi would inevitably lead to complications.
However, he knew it would be difficult to hide this from Hiruzen Sarutobi's Anbu. Mu Yue still had work at the Ninja Academy and had to teach there. If he wanted to come to Root for special training, it could only be at night. Traveling back and forth like that every day would make him easy to spot.
"I can only go talk to Hiruzen." After weighing the pros and cons, Shimura Danzō