They had done so much in just the past few days...?
The transfer station had already been built in the middle of the primeval forest, and they had even cleared a central zone. What if an enemy took advantage of the dense woods to infiltrate or launch an attack?
Could there be a problem with this speed?
Looking at the scroll in his hand, Chiba's brow slowly furrowed, surprise already appearing on his face.
Judging from this construction report, the project had progressed extremely smoothly. The original one-week plan had been completed on the fifth day after work began, an incredibly fast pace.
From this report, Chiba could see both the students' enthusiasm and Kakashi's proper arrangements. His talent as the "Sixth Hokage" had already begun to show.
Still, such speed worried Chiba.
After all, this was construction work, and safety was especially important. The reason Chiba had set the construction period at seven days was entirely because he had taken safety into account. Some things, once sped up, would inevitably sacrifice part of their safety measures.
To Chiba, this expansion plan was a long-term project to begin with. Although his Ninja Engineering Corps had greatly shortened the preliminary preparations, a long-term project was still a long-term project. It could not be completed without one or two years.
Even if they were lucky enough to finish ahead of schedule, it would still take at least a year.
That was time that had to be spent. There was no way to reduce it.
So, these two days really meant nothing. If they gave up certain safety considerations just to finish two days early, that would be completely putting the cart before the horse.
With construction, either nothing happened, or something major happened. And once a major incident occurred, it would not