"You can keep the money. You don't need to pay me back."
Uncle picked up the tea from the table, took a light sip, then asked teasingly.
"What? You don't like it? Didn't you used to try every possible way to get money from me?"
Uncle deliberately emphasized the word "get."
Hyuga Kazuya smiled awkwardly, but still explained.
"That was then. Back then, tens of thousands or thousands were just small amounts."
"But this time is different. This is thirty million. What use is thirty million in my hands?"
Hearing Kazuya's words, Uncle could tell there was more meaning behind them.
"Oh? Then what are you planning to do?"
"Hehe, I want to do business!"
Uncle frowned. It wasn't that he opposed Kazuya doing business; he simply couldn't think of any business worth doing now!
This wasn't just a limitation of Uncle's own perspective, but a problem shared by most shinobi throughout the Shinobi World.
They couldn't imagine that, aside from taking missions and opening shops, there were other things that could make even more money.
Some Nobles, on the other hand, saw such matters far more clearly.
"What do you want to do? Do you have a goal? And who are you planning to put in charge of it?"
Uncle fired off several questions in a row.
Kazuya had long since decided what kind of business he wanted to pursue.
Making money was only a secondary purpose. The main goal was to cultivate a group of people with the characteristics of a "new era."
Once the time was right and they had been tested, he would teach them ninjutsu, preparing for Kazuya's eventual "liberation" of the Shinobi World, in a certain sense.
Therefore, this business needed a large labor force as its foundation, low employee turnover, and it had