"What's the problem?" Kakashi asked in return.
He thought the plan was quite reasonable.
"All of it is a problem!" Uchiha Chi rolled his eyes at Kakashi and complained, "You might get the bells this way, but tomorrow you'll be shipped off to the border as a foot soldier."
"What do you mean?" Kakashi still did not understand.
"Like we said before, taking the bells is only the means of evaluation." Yūhi Kurenai spoke thoughtfully. "This has never been a written test with standard answers. It's an interview judged subjectively by Lady Tsunade. If she says we fail, then we fail."
"In other words, if she isn't satisfied with our 'answers,' then even getting a hundred bells will be useless."
Only after saying that did Yūhi Kurenai suddenly realize it, and a chill ran down her back.
How could Lady Tsunade possibly approve of using someone else's psychological trauma to achieve their goal?
She had nearly been led astray by Kakashi!
Uchiha Chi nodded in strong agreement.
"Using underhanded tricks against an opponent's psychological issues is naturally fine when dealing with enemies, but using it on people from the village is a bit too much."
"It's even worse than drugging the proctor just to peek at a classmate's test answers."
By then, the three of them would probably get more than one beating, and afterward be sent back to the Ninja Academy to relive their student days.
"This..." Kakashi hesitated, frowning deeply. "She's a top-class Jonin. She probably wouldn't hold it against us, right?"
Uchiha Chi froze slightly.
He immediately remembered the night Tsunade had made him, a minor, pay her bar bill. Then he recalled the glares she had given him when they first assembled.
He shook his head, the corner of his mouth twitching. "Hard to say."
"Kakashi,"