Do You Think You're Worthy of Telling Me What to Do?

Murakami Keining, standing at the school gate, spotted Uchiha Mai bringing Shisui to school. His eyes lit up, and he quickly walked over.

He grabbed Uchiha Mai's hand and smiled. "Uchiha, I knew you'd bring Shisui to school today.

"The Uchiha Clan truly has no shortage of talent. First there was you, and now this year, there's Shisui.

"I'd say that not only Tenzō, but Shisui also has what it takes to graduate early. His combat skills are already better than mine, and I'm his homeroom teacher."

Uchiha Mai smiled as he withdrew his hand. "Shisui won't do. He still needs to spend a few more years at the Ninja Academy.

"By the way, Teacher Murakami, who taught Shisui math?"

"That would be me. Is there a problem?" Murakami Keining asked, somewhat surprised.

Even such a capable child as Shisui had to stay at the Ninja Academy for several more years? Just how high were the Uchiha Clan's standards?

Uchiha Mai was briefly at a loss for words.

He had not expected Shisui's teacher to be Murakami Keining. That made it rather awkward to lodge a complaint against him.

In the Ninja World, the relationship between teacher and student was a relatively close one. Although the original story had all sorts of students overthrowing or killing their teachers, people still placed great importance on such relationships.

Uchiha Mai had once been Murakami Keining's student. Reporting him over such a trivial matter now—had his conscience been eaten by dogs?

"It's nothing. This child has been bad at math since he was little. He still can't even do addition and subtraction within ten. Please give him a little extra attention, Teacher Murakami."

Murakami Keining looked at Shisui in surprise. He really had not expected such a genius child to be unable to