Haku walked along the road to the Land of Rain with Kubikiribōchō slung over his shoulder, unable to help marveling at how comfortable it was.
No wonder everyone in the Naruto World who wielded Kubikiribōchō liked carrying it over their shoulder. It really was comfortable!
Haku ambled along, thinking about what had just happened.
Jūzō Biwa sure was valuable. The moment I picked up Kubikiribōchō, I got 5 million for him. The boss just didn't know how to do business, thinking he could get Kubikiribōchō for 5 million.
Hmph! He was trying to rip me off because he thought I didn't know its worth! I'll find out which family that boss belongs to and pay them a visit someday. Heh!
Now that I've taken care of Jūzō Biwa here, I wonder if Might Duy will still run into the Seven Ninja Swordsmen later.
I hope Duy lives a peaceful life to the very end. Otherwise, I'd feel like I'd failed to repay Duy's kindness.
As for why Haku was headed to the Land of Rain, that went back to the two scrolls he'd gotten from the Black Market Exchange Center.
The bounty scroll listed nearly every famous ninja in the Naruto World, big or small, but not a single non-ninja appeared on it.
The top five were the Kage of the Five Great Shinobi Villages, each with a bounty of 200 million. But no one would seriously expect those bounties to be claimed. They had probably been posted by their enemies.
Below them were Kage Level fighters from various villages, most with bounties between 50 and 100 million.
Further down were the famous Jonin of the Shinobi World, most with bounties between 5 and 20 million.
What infuriated Haku most was that he was listed too. It wasn't that he