"I agree! I have to agree! Then, Lord Torikaze, just draw up a contract."
Torikaze smiled. "That can wait. I'll have someone deliver it to you in a few days. What you need to do now is make more of them and let the Kage of the other nations see how effective they are."
"Otherwise, once the products are made, you'll still have to scramble to find people to sell them to. Wouldn't that be a waste of time?"
Ran smacked his forehead. "Right! How did I forget that? It's been too long since I last did business."
He immediately had Ryosuke make the arrangements.
Torikaze shook his head helplessly. "Looks like there are still things he doesn't pay enough attention to. Still, his flaws don't overshadow his strengths."
Minato was unconcerned. "Big Brother, you're too strict. Ran is already doing very well. There's no need to be so demanding."
"All right, we've seen the product and secured a partnership. This trip has really paid off."
Minato felt the same way. "Yeah, and it's solved the employment problem for a batch of the village's shinobi."
Torikaze had not initially intended to cooperate with the Land of Whirlpools like this, but they lacked the manpower to produce enough one-use Sealing Scrolls to supply the entire Shinobi World.
Konoha had gotten a bargain out of it. The village's shinobi had work to do, which meant money to earn.
Shinobi were having a truly difficult time these days, but there was no helping it. The Shinobi World was at peace, so the market for shinobi was naturally shrinking.
The nations were only training shinobi so vigorously now because they needed to prepare for the crisis eight years from now.
Otherwise, they would have given up long ago. Few nations would continue pouring large