"According to the rules of the second exam, the first thing we should do upon entering the Forest of Death is hide ourselves, watch the tigers fight from the mountain, and wait for the right opportunity."
"That's how normal people think."
The black-haired youth leaped from branch to branch among the massive trees.
"Well said, Sasuke."
"So what do you think we should do?"
Sakura glanced back at the youth.
Sasuke looked deep into the forest, as if he could already see the tower at the very center of the Forest of Death. An unruly smile crept across his lips.
Sakura could not help smiling as she watched Sasuke.
"Of course, we head straight for the Central Tower and guard the entrance!"
"Take everyone down!"
"Everyone we meet from here on out is an opponent anyway, so the fewer opponents there are, the better for us!"
If Sakura had truly been a Genin, she would have completely agreed with Sasuke's idea.
But if Sakura really did that, Hiruzen Sarutobi would definitely give her a thorough scolding.
If she made it so that no one from the Land of Wind or the Land of Earth passed, neither Sunagakure nor Iwagakure would be able to save face.
Hiruzen Sarutobi had let her participate in the Chunin Exams—did he really think of her as a Genin?
"Yeah! That's a great idea!"
Naruto's eyes lit up upon hearing Sasuke's words, and he unexpectedly chimed in.
"Later. The person I'm looking for is up ahead."
Sakura waved a hand and immediately dashed forward. She could already faintly make out that striking flash of red.
Karin followed behind two burly youths in silence.
She did not know whether what Sakura had said was true, but if it could free her from this living hell, nothing