The Ninja Academy's Incredible Legends (38) Ninjas Who Live Long Enough Are Smart Enough to Seek Advantage and Avoid Harm

From noon until dusk on the second day, the various teams gradually arrived at their destinations.

For most teams, the real difficulties were finding food and water, as well as enduring mosquito bites while resting at night.

In the transition from late summer to early autumn, small insects had one last bout of madness. All sorts of strange mosquitoes and bugs mixed with the pleasant cool breeze, and even many newly graduated ninja did not know how to deal with them—let alone a group of utterly inexperienced rookie students.

The six-person team led by Mato Inuzuka was considered relatively fortunate. Miyuki was especially glad that she had brought Sea Monk along.

The transparent water sphere transformed into a semicircular barrier, protecting all six of them and allowing everyone to rest properly at night. They were far happier than the vast majority of teams.

On the second day, the energetic team avoided several hidden dangers and made it smoothly through the exchange class.

This kind of course arrangement was mainly meant to let everyone experience the atmosphere of a ninja mission and understand the importance of teamwork.

The Ninja Academy was, after all, a place for training ninja. It was not meant to produce a bunch of office workers, nor was it meant to teach them some means of making a living. It was meant to teach them combat skills, how to kill enemies, and how to complete missions.

After the exchange class ended, they were given a day off so the students could recover before classes resumed.

During the first half year, aside from learning the Transformation Technique, they had mostly practiced extracting chakra, trained their bodies, and studied theoretical knowledge.

Next, these students officially began coming into contact with combat techniques: Shuriken throwing, Kunai combat, basic taijutsu, and even