Hinata shook her head. "They clearly didn't come to gather information. They must have business with us; we just don't know what it is yet."
Huimina nodded and turned to leave.
Hinata did not remain in her room either.
Instead, she left as well and headed to the reception hall the Dawn Organization had specially designed within the base.
Although this base never saw the light of day, it was not actually dim inside.
Naturally, that was thanks to the place's former owner.
They had operated this place for many years and had already furnished it lavishly.
Although Hinata and the others had renovated it afterward,
they naturally kept some things. Otherwise, how could such a massive base have been completed in such a short time?
The underground lighting here was actually quite good—small stones that gave off light for some unknown reason.
They were quite bright too, not much dimmer than the electric lights from Hinata's previous life.
There were plenty of such things, so they made the entire base look far more magnificent.
Unlike Orochimaru's base, where those who knew it was a base would call it one, while those who did not would think it was a tomb.
Though the base was large, much of it had been converted into training grounds. Naturally, they could not go all out in such places, but they were more than sufficient for daily training.
There was also one particularly unusual area in the base: a garden. Yes, a garden—a garden buried deep underground.
Naturally, Kurama Mutsu had built it herself over the past few years.
Although the flowers looked quite frail without sunlight, they had managed to survive with difficulty as long as the other conditions were met.
At this moment, Kurama Mutsu was sitting eagerly on a small stool,