Whether ordinary people or ninja, everyone could receive their own kind of education. That was a very good thing.
Torikaze called Hiruzen, and the other side picked up immediately.
"Torikaze, I saw your ninjutsu. It's seriously insane—I want to learn it too!"
For Hiruzen, demolition was the most time-consuming part of any construction project. Without the need for demolition, construction speed would double.
So he truly envied that ninjutsu and wanted it badly.
"Forget it. Maybe if you're reborn into the Windcloud Clan in your next life."
"I called about something important. You can start construction tomorrow. Make the school like the Academy of Arts, but change the colors. Use blue and white—make it feel more youthful."
Hiruzen nodded. "Fine. You're the boss, so we'll do whatever you say. I still have all the construction blueprints here. So, should we build a larger Academy of Arts?"
Torikaze agreed. They were both schools, so there was no need to get fancy.
"There aren't any other major issues. Make the sports field as large as possible, since there may be a lot of children. And add more classroom buildings. They might not be needed right away, but they'll come in handy eventually."
Hiruzen listened and took notes at the same time. Whatever the client said, he wrote down. After all, this was a major project.
There would be quite a bit of money to earn once it was finished.
"Alright, that's about it. Make sure the materials are high-quality. Don't let any accidents happen."
Hiruzen patted his chest on the other end of the line. "Come on, you don't need to worry about any of that. I've built so many houses already."
"We built the capitals of the Land of Water and Kirigakure. What are you worried about?"
Torikaze laughed. "Alright, then