Moreover, Bulma represented Uchiha Hiko. If Uchiha Hiko truly treated the villagers poorly within the village,
then unfavorable opinions about Uchiha Hiko would spread afterward. That was why she had been certain Bulma would not do anything, but this time, she felt somewhat uneasy.
Although there was no longer any connection between her and Uchiha Hiko, she now stood completely opposed to both Uchiha Hiko and Bulma, because she wanted to obtain Uchiha Hiko's Ninjutsu as soon as possible.
So she had no choice but to humbly say to Bulma,
"Ms. Bulma, what are you saying? I greatly admire Mr. Uchiha Hiko's integrity as well."
Hearing Ms. Morita's words, Bulma smiled softly. She knew that Ms. Morita was effectively admitting her mistake to her.
Seeing her humble tone, Bulma was not particularly pleased, because she knew very well how much Uchiha Hiko depended on her.
She also knew that no one could rival her at Uchiha Hiko's side, because Uchiha Hiko had always devoted himself to her wholeheartedly.
So she continued,
"Ms. Morita, if you have something to say, you can say it directly. There is no need to use such roundabout tactics on me. If it is something I can help with, I will certainly do my best.
But if it is something else that I cannot interfere with, then do not place any expectations on me."
Hearing Bulma's words, Ms. Morita hurriedly nodded and continued,
"Bulma, I never expected you to be so kind. What I wanted to say is that, over these years, Mr. Uchiha has treated the village especially well."
"So my life has been much more comfortable than it was in previous years. But after all, I have always lived alone. No matter how good the public security is here or how quickly our guards