"There's no problem. Follow me over now. I'm sure you'll be able to take these things." At that moment, Uchiha Hiko took on the role of a guide.
In truth, he knew that this should have been his responsibility, while the clan chief beside him should have been the one sitting back. But the chief was already frail with age and certainly could not be as tense as they were before.
"Thank you so much. We're truly grateful to your clan, especially you, Uchiha Hiko. You've done far too much for us." It was not only the village chief; even the people around him began offering the same encouragement.
Sometimes, it was precisely because of their relationship that they could bring out such an absolute advantage. By then, they had gradually reached the edge of the woods.
Uchiha Hiko had never seen such lush scenery before. He did not return often, and when he had last seen this place, it had still been patch after patch of saplings.
"My God, Hinata Hinata, the changes here are incredible. I haven't been back in a long time." Uchiha Hiko had even taken part in planting these trees back then.
At that moment, as he observed the surroundings, he felt that everything carried more charm than he had imagined. With a light pat, he found that these trees had long since grown exceptionally thick and sturdy.
"When you have time, you should come back and take a look more often, Uchiha Hiko. Look at these trees—they've been growing quite well." Perhaps because of the unique soil and water conditions, they could always sense a subtle difference.
Indeed, at that moment, they asked Uchiha Hiko how much they should take. Based on their construction needs, they did not require much.
"Would a little from