From every perspective, the research Yuhara wanted to conduct was extremely important. Yet, correspondingly, he had neither applied for a professional laboratory nor purchased many specialized instruments.
He had merely arranged the room beside his office a little and treated it as the so-called laboratory. Taking advantage of this period of "world peace," when Konoha's internal atmosphere was somewhat tense but still limited to overt and covert confrontation rather than bloodshed, doing more research was ultimately a good thing.
Under normal circumstances, the research Yuhara wanted to conduct was not particularly dangerous, nor would it produce catastrophic results. Therefore, there was no problem with locating his research site in Konoha's central area. He tried not to create extra work for Konoha's Anbu. Even taking the worst-case scenario into account, if some "accident" happened that could earn the Anbu some achievements, they could obtain those achievements in the most efficient and swiftest manner from such a short distance... This could be called Yuhara's public-mindedness.
After Yuhara had thoroughly communicated with Tenzo and the two sides had reached a basic consensus on "building a better Konoha," his preliminary work began as well.
At that moment, in his "laboratory," Hyuga Neji's small figure was holding several bottles and jars, moving them from one side to the other, then arranging them neatly... He was Yuhara's nominal disciple, but in reality, the two were more like a kindergarten teacher and a child in the senior class.
Yuhara sat quietly beside the window, seriously flipping through a book on Chakra theory and related medical effects... His habit of cramming at the last minute, looking things up on-site whenever he wanted to know something, made it seem at a glance that he was irresponsible toward the others participating in the research.
Yet he himself felt that his