One train a year was still a fairly acceptable number for Konoha.
When Amado brought it up to Torikaze, Torikaze also felt it was acceptable.
Even if they did not accept it, they had no choice. Konoha's current production capacity was only that high.
Training workers for an assembly line was no simple task.
After all, those workers had barely received any education, and they might not even understand.
A month had passed, and there had been no progress at all.
"Next year, I definitely have to go experience it myself. I've never ridden an electric train before. It should be incredibly fast, right?"
Amado nodded. "That's right, sister-in-law. It only takes four hours from Konoha's Back Mountain to Central City in Rain Province. It can carry many passengers—it couldn't be more convenient."
"Torikaze mentioned it to me too. Creating such a miraculous means of transportation was undoubtedly your greatest contribution. No one else could compare."
Amado scratched his head. "Haha, perhaps."
At the very least, Sanzu Amado deserved part of the credit as well.
Without that "brother" from another world, Amado would undoubtedly have wasted far too much time making it himself.
"Have you picked a name for your child?"
Caught off guard by the sudden question, Amado took a moment to react.
"Uh... to be honest, I really haven't decided yet."
Chisato was somewhat helpless. "You, honestly. All you think about every day is work. You haven't even given any thought to something as important as naming your child."
Amado smiled awkwardly. "I need to discuss it with An'hua. Just like Big Brother, I'm not particularly talented in that regard, but An'hua is an exceptionally capable person. I'm sure she'll come up with a lovely name."
Chisato nodded. "That's right. A husband and wife should discuss a name