Those who wanted to train hard and become First-Rate Ninja could go to the Trial Tower.
Policies had even been introduced for establishing and developing clans.
Yet when it came time for these clans to give back, they could not even complete such a simple task.
Torikaze was truly disappointed in them.
Of course, such clans were only a small minority. Most clans had seriously put forward fairly novel proposals.
"Everything has its priorities. The era when you could casually establish a clan and comfortably live off the village's benefits is over. It starts today."
Minato immediately voiced his support. He had actually wanted to revise this rule for some time.
It was foreseeable that this matter would cause all sorts of scattered clans in Konoha to "go bankrupt" over the next three to six years.
The only ones left would be those clans that truly carried dreams in their hearts, wanting their bloodlines to endure and grow ever stronger.
After breakfast, Minato and Ran immediately headed to the Hokage Office.
Ran went to handle documents, while Xinyu took charge of setting up the stage.
Minato personally met with the clan heads who had tried to muddle through.
When those clan heads learned that all of their clan's scores for the year would be deducted, it felt as if lightning had struck them from five directions.
They continuously pleaded and apologized to Minato, hoping he would put in a good word with Torikaze, but Minato's attitude was extremely firm.
In the end, the clan heads could only leave in grief.
They could not blame anyone else. They had relied on Konoha for their development and enjoyed the benefits of the village's policies.
Yet when it was time to handle matters properly, they had used such a crude method to brush