Because the centerpiece of the plan was the construction of a massive plaza, which would serve as the liveliest area and the venue for bonfire parties.
Torikaze did not particularly care. These plans had all been drawn up by Konoha's craftsmen. In projects of this scale, the craftsmen were supposed to provide the client with several options and let them choose.
Tomohiro was naturally the client here. Although Mito was paying for everything, the Uzumaki Clan would ultimately be managed by Tomohiro. Mito certainly would not bother with such trivial matters.
Sure enough, once Torikaze saw Tomohiro finish signing the contract, he turned into a cloud and vanished.
Before leaving, he even invited him to visit Torikaze's World.
Tomohiro truly wanted to go and see it for himself—to see what another world was like, and how it could have so many powerful people.
But that would have to wait for a while. They had only just put down roots in Konoha, and they still needed to properly develop the clan and help their people fully adapt to life in Konoha.
As clan head, he could not leave anytime soon.
Torikaze had absolutely nothing to do with confirming the clan grounds construction plan with Tomohiro.
Konoha's Construction Team had originally been the organization formed by the major clans to jointly develop the Rain Country.
Now that the Rain Country project was complete, they had kept the organization intact. Any construction needs anywhere in the Shinobi World could be brought to them.
For example, the Rain Country in this world had been built through the joint efforts of those clans.
Sending clan members with less outstanding ninja talent out to work for a few months could earn them a large sum of money. What an efficient job that was.
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