Hinata, Stop Pretending

If you set everything else aside, this could probably be considered a village full of blacksmiths.

Although they could forge weapons and had some strength, to be honest, they were really just weaklings when it came to actual fighting.

Otherwise, the dignified Artisan Ninja Village would not have been forced by four idiots into deciding that the entire village needed to relocate temporarily.

And speaking of that, it was only natural to mention Seimei, the founding ancestor of the Artisan Ninja Village.

He seemed to have been a figure from the same era as Hashirama Senju.

But perhaps that era should have been called the era of the God of Shinobi, which caused Seimei—ambitious but lacking in strength—to fade into obscurity.

He had not caused even the slightest ripple in that era.

Still, this guy was, how should one put it, quite tenacious. He forged the so-called Four Sacred Armors. Since he could not become an overlord in that era,

he would wait until after the God of Shinobi had been dead for a hundred years. In the end, perhaps it truly was the will of heaven at work.

He really did come back to life. When he had just revived, he had been unbearably arrogant,

but unfortunately, since this loser of history had left behind no trace in that era, in this era he could only serve as an experience boss for the brats.

He died in the very episode he appeared in.

Ahem, I got sidetracked.

Hinata's plan was naturally to make a trip to the Artisan Ninja Village. After all, they had confiscated the enormous fortune left here by this place's former owner.

They could use those things to see whether they could trade for some treasures from the Artisan Ninja Village.

After all, if they could