For this reason, the village classified missions according to their assignments into five ranks: D, C, B, A, and the highest, S.
S-rank missions involved confidential matters that affected the nation as a whole. They might involve joining a war at another country's request, assassinating important figures, or transporting secret documents.
The reward was at least one million ryo, and only jonin could accept them.
A-rank missions involved matters that affected the village or the nation as a whole. They might involve joining a war at another country's request, protecting important figures, or eliminating enemy ninja units.
The reward ranged from 150,000 to one million ryo. These missions, too, could only be accepted by jonin.
B-rank missions were ones where the ninja was expected to possibly engage enemy ninja. They might involve joining a war at another country's request, providing an escort, doing intelligence work, or killing ninja.
The reward ranged from 80,000 to 200,000 ryo, and these missions were generally taken by Chunin.
C-rank missions were ones where the person carrying them out might get injured. The work might mainly involve joining a war at another country's request, providing an escort, conducting background checks, capturing or eliminating wild beasts, or delivering secret documents.
The reward ranged from 30,000 to 100,000 ryo. These missions were generally taken by Chunin, though Genin could take them as well.
As for the simplest, D-rank missions, they were trivial, low-risk jobs that didn't require direct involvement in combat and posed no danger to one's life. They might involve investigating a pet's whereabouts, conducting background checks, picking up litter, finding pets, helping dig up sweet potatoes, or looking after children. The reward ranged from 5,000 to 50,000 ryo.
These missions were specifically prepared for Genin fresh out of the Academy.
Of course, the stated reward