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Until Fujii, the jōnin teaching the class, entered the classroom, Uchiha Shinsuke still had not appeared.

Did that make him shut himself away?

He was far too fragile.

His two lackeys did show up, sitting in the farthest corner and trying to make themselves invisible.

Hayato smiled at them, a friendly smile meant to tell them not to be afraid. In his eyes, they were far less important than bugs, and he would not take them to heart. Instead, the two of them trembled in fright, nearly clutching each other and bursting into tears.

Hayato shook his head with an amused smile, then ignored them and focused on the lesson, diligently taking notes.

The Ninja Academy had been founded by Tobirama Senju, and its development had been somewhat rocky.

The first class had only thirty-eight students, all of them from ninja clans. There had not been a single civilian.

More than ten years after the school was founded, its facilities had been expanded for the first time.

It took nearly twenty years before female students were admitted for the first time.

Today, the school had expanded its facilities twice, with more than two hundred students, and civilian students outnumbered those from clans.

In theory, the Ninja Academy taught knowledge in three areas: fundamentals, training, and actual combat.

More specifically, it approached them from four aspects: history, experience, exercise, and practical training. The exact teaching methods varied from teacher to teacher. In this class, Jōnin Fujii mainly spoke about his experiences in the Second Shinobi World War. There was a suspicion that he was bragging, but no evidence.

Teachers at the Ninja Academy were generally chūnin or special jōnin. As the village's elite force, jōnin would not become teachers unless they were personally interested or had injuries that prevented