"Good, good, so it's a rebellion, is it? I was just thinking these missions were all too easy and boring. Guess I'll take you lot down!"
After that, more and more ninjas headed toward the front desk, their faces full of anger.
They couldn't wait to rush to Rain Province and kill every one of those despicable ronin! Then they'd drag out the mastermind behind them and make him pay.
The fury of these veteran ninjas made some fresh-faced youngsters curious. They weren't familiar with the war from back then.
They had no idea why the old ninjas were so worked up.
But with emotions running this high, and the matter involving the unification of the Land of Fire, these recent graduates decided to head to the front desk and take a mission, too.
But when they joined the line, the Administrators pulled them out. "Sorry, young ninjas, but the mission to support Rain Province requires at least Chunin rank. There's a certain level of danger involved, so Genin aren't allowed to accept it."
"Huh? Really? What a shame."
The Genin, who had been full of fighting spirit, could only shake their heads in disappointment. It seemed they were destined to have no part in putting down the rebellion.
With so many ninjas from Konoha heading out, it probably wouldn't take long to wipe out all the ronin in Rain Province.
"Yeah, what a shame. I was already getting ready to take the Chunin Exams. If only I'd signed up last year! I wanted to play it safe, and now I've missed such a great chance to earn merit!"
Some of the older Genin joined in, lamenting their bad luck.
Meanwhile, the Chunin and Jonin lining up to claim missions burst out laughing. "All right, that's enough. Lord Hokage said