"Young Master, you don't seriously intend to sell these things to Sunagakure, do you?"
After Gaara left, Tayuya opened the door and came back in.
Looking at the now-empty box, she felt somewhat stifled.
Their Young Master A Luo was not only becoming increasingly ferocious in combat—he was also getting increasingly ruthless when selling things.
"Teacher never said I couldn't sell them. Besides, selling part of them won't leave you short on your share."
One look at Tayuya's eyes told A Luo that the girl was once again calling him a profiteer in her heart.
But there was no helping it. The things they developed had to be turned into money eventually.
They had to budget carefully so Orochimaru could keep conducting research without running out of money.
If Orochimaru had to handle both the research and the earning, that would be far too exhausting.
"Yes!"
Tayuya lowered her head and said no more.
Some things could no longer be said aloud after leaving home.
But Lord Orochimaru, did you really know that your disciple was trading trash for money?
Indeed, selling off this stock would not touch the portion they normally used for training, because these were all obsolete items they no longer needed...
A few days later, Tayuya, with a heart full of complaints and nowhere to voice them, watched several crates of potions turn into a chest brimming with money.
From that day onward, whenever she looked at Young Master A Luo, her eyes shone brightly.
Young Master A Luo looked so cool haggling with people and working hard to earn money for Lord Orochimaru to spend!
This time, A Luo stayed in Sunagakure for only a little over ten days before hurriedly leaving.
Because all the goods he had brought had sold out!
Though he had