"What? What are you talking about? Why can't I understand you?" Moriyue scratched his head, acting as if he truly had no idea what Yugito Nii was talking about.
Kazeki, on the other hand, couldn't hold back her laughter. She could tell that Yugito Nii had probably learned about what they had done during the exams and was about to interrogate them.
"You tricked me before. The 'small matter' you mentioned was anything but small."
"You took first place in two consecutive exams, becoming the contestant everyone least wanted to face."
"You robbed other contestants of their scrolls and sold them publicly."
"You escaped the pursuit of two Akatsuki Organization members and even injured one of them in return..."
Yugito Nii looked at the report in her hand. It was difficult for her to connect the achievements written on it with these harmless-looking people before her.
"Ah, that's true, but we didn't lie to you. We really did run into some trouble during the exams and had to withdraw after being chased."
Moriyue grinned cheekily, leaving Yugito Nii at a loss for words.
"Your strength is already enough for you to become Chunin. I'll speak to the Raikage right away. He'll agree..."
Yugito Nii knew that their accomplishments during the exams had far surpassed the standards for Chunin. They were fully qualified, so she wanted to submit their applications as quickly as possible and avoid another incident like today.
Once they became Chunin, they would naturally receive certain privileges. Unlike expendable Genin, Chunin were the true backbone of the village. Once they became Chunin, the so-called Law of Mutual Destruction in Commotion would no longer apply to them. There were quite a few benefits.
Moriyue rubbed his chin. Becoming Chunin certainly had many advantages, but what concerned him more was