"Business talent? You can't understand the tax system?" Kosuke blurted out in astonishment.
Madara's expression immediately darkened. "What do you mean, I can't understand it? I simply don't have the time to manage it myself. I need someone to handle these matters for me!"
"Really?"
"Believe it or not, just find someone to handle it for me."
Seeing that Kosuke still looked suspicious, Madara simply stopped explaining.
Kosuke rubbed his chin, and out of the corner of his eye, he happened to spot his sister Mina approaching.
His eyes immediately lit up. "How about my sister?"
"Mina?" Madara looked at Mina, his tone slightly hesitant.
He actually agreed with the idea. After all, it was safer to have the financial department managed by one of their own. He just did not know whether she would be willing to take it on.
"Me?" Mina had just come out of Mito's room and had not heard Kosuke and Madara's earlier conversation. She looked at them both in confusion.
"Madara, did you bring the scroll I gave you?"
Understanding at once, Madara immediately took the scroll from his clothes and handed it to Mina.
"Sis, see if you can understand what's written inside."
Mina took the scroll and spread it flat across the stone table.
"This is... a tax system?" She glanced up at Kosuke before focusing on reading it.
Only when Izuna emerged from the storeroom on the other side and came to the table did he grab the teapot and gulp down several mouthfuls.
Seeing this, Kosuke's face twitched in pain. "Can't you pour it into a cup and savor it properly? Do you have to guzzle it like a cow to feel satisfied?"
Izuna set down the teapot and let out a watery burp, two tea leaves still stuck at