A Grand Date Strategy

"Being a captain isn't actually that hard. As long as you understand what your team members are thinking, the team will be easy to lead."

Obito generously shared his team-leading secrets with the Uchiha ninja who was about to be transferred out of the Police Force.

"I see. No wonder you're always praised at clan meetings, Obito. I never knew leading a team involved so many techniques," the Uchiha ninja said with a sigh.

To encourage the Uchiha ninjas to take more initiative in building good relationships with the ninjas on their teams, Shisui often held up several outstanding Uchiha as examples during clan meetings.

As one of the Uchiha's current representative geniuses, and with genuinely excellent results as a captain, Obito was promoted most often.

"Thank you so much." The Uchiha ninja thanked Obito, then looked toward the Uchiha grill owner. "Boss, give me two pancakes too. Put Obito's on my bill."

As he spoke, the Uchiha ninja began taking out money.

"No, no, I'll pay for mine myself." Obito waved his hands.

He actually enjoyed this feeling of teaching others.

"Alright, I'm heading back to work." The Uchiha ninja nodded, stuffed the extra money back into his wallet, picked up his pancake, and left.

"Yeah." Obito responded, then headed toward the training ground while eating his pancake.

As he neared the training ground, Obito spotted the figures of his three team members from afar with his sharp eyesight.

They're pretty early today.

Mu Yue rarely made his disciples wait for him. He usually arrived around five minutes early, and Obito, as Mu Yue's strongest disciple, had inherited that fine tradition well.

Since Kotetsu, Izumo, and the others had arrived even before Obito, it meant they had come quite a while in advance.

"As expected of my team members."