After leaving the Hokage Building, Tianyi went to the Mission Center.
The Leaf Village's Mission Center had undergone a complete transformation.
The cramped old room from wartime, piled high with paper scrolls, was long gone. In its place stood a separate three-story building with gray-white exterior walls and the words "Mission Center" carved above the entrance in bold, powerful strokes.
Inside, the lobby opened up before him. Its ceiling rose over ten meters high, topped by a transparent glass dome. Sunlight poured down from above, filling the entire hall with light.
The floor was paved with pale gray marble, polished enough to reflect a person's image. Neat rows of service windows lined both sides, with ninja queuing at each to complete their paperwork.
Chunin in green flak jackets moved through the crowds, maintaining order.
At the center of the lobby stood a huge electronic screen, roughly five meters high and over ten meters wide. It was divided into dozens of smaller sections, each displaying a mission listing.
Mission number, rank, reward, required personnel, acceptance status-these basic details scrolled through a list that updated in real time, clear and easy to read.
Every few seconds, the list refreshed. New missions appeared, old ones were crossed out, and some occasionally carried special labels such as "Urgent," "S-rank," or "Classified."
Tianyi stood at the lobby entrance, his gaze lingering on the large screen for a few seconds.
He nodded inwardly. When he had first proposed building this mission information system, he had worried that the Leaf Village's technicians would not be able to pull it off.
Not only had they managed it, they had done better than he had imagined. It reminded him of the large displays in train stations on Blue Star-train numbers, departure times, platforms, and status, all visible at a