That should mean there were no problems left, right? Even if Minato Namikaze considered the risks involved, he could not possibly refuse. Besides matters concerning enemy prevention and the Engineering Corps' construction work—that was, preparations for the expansion plan—the proposal also included student education. Ever since the Second Hokage's time, Konoha had placed great importance on education. Its annual education funding had never decreased; it had even risen year by year. This showed just how much Konoha valued education. No wonder it had produced so many outstanding ninja, whether geniuses or otherwise.
And the significance of this proposal in terms of education was something Minato Namikaze could not refuse.
Direct practical combat education might only be a special measure for special circumstances, but even if it happened only once, it could set an example for future education and play an extremely important role in possible educational reforms down the line.
Given how much every generation of Hokage valued education, this pioneering method of education would be an irresistible temptation, even if he could not adopt it right now.
And there was also Yukina's flawless Defense Force plan!
Minato Namikaze would not even find it easy to come up with an excuse to refuse! As Chiba watched the hesitant Minato Namikaze, a string of thoughts flashed through his mind.
As far as he was concerned, this time, success was inevitable.
To ensure that this proposal would pass smoothly, Chiba had specifically returned to the Japanese-style wooden house before coming here, interrupting Yukina's sleep to draw it up.
Then he had gone to the Defense Force and found Watanabe Kenshin. Only after Watanabe had reviewed it and confirmed that it was completely feasible had Chiba come here to seek Minato Namikaze's approval.
He had considered every concern Minato Namikaze might have and