Since missions generally had no need for them, the missions available now were all relatively difficult—and few in number.
There were only one, two, or perhaps three a day.
Aside from Jonin, all other ninja faced the risk of unemployment.
So many simply chose to work in factories.
Konoha had a great many factories, and just as many positions. The pay was no lower than a ninja's, either.
Thus, many chose to abandon their ninja careers and enter factories for the sake of their families.
This was the hidden danger beneath Konoha's glamorous surface.
Torikaze had only been in office for twenty or thirty years, yet the Shinobi World was already trending toward peace.
If another twenty or thirty years passed, wouldn't ninja disappear entirely?
With the Shinobi World completely peaceful under Torikaze's protection, there were no conflicts in that tiny little place at all.
As technology advanced, all kinds of jobs would surely increase.
Work as exhausting and dangerous as being a ninja would definitely be phased out.
To be honest, Torikaze could not think of a perfect solution.
Even if Another World was used as a training ground, it could only last another thirty or forty years or so.
After all, Another World was developing as well. Their ninja also carried out missions, and the five countries were constantly fighting to snatch them.
Once Torikaze's people went over, missions would definitely become insufficient again.
That was what gave Torikaze the greatest headache.
He had originally thought the other world could solve this problem, but it now seemed that Another World was not particularly perfect either.
Still, it could at least hold things together for a while and pull Konoha out of its current awkward situation.
Ninja were all going into factories to work. What a ridiculous thing that