Naruto: I Transmigrated with the Tenseigan
Chapter 217

When in Doubt, Go Straight to Your Teacher

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"No."

Pakura shook her head. "I'm just curious. Besides, I can't afford to raise a Summoning Beast that consumes so much."

So inexperienced.

After giving Pakura that fair assessment, Jingyi looked at the two little snakes in the box.

He wondered whether Little Blondie would be eaten into bankruptcy once he started raising these things.

"Oh, right."

At that moment, Orochimaru returned and offered Jingyi a warning.

"These test subjects can only be raised in the Shinobi World. They cannot be released into places like Ryūchi Cave, or they'll become food for other Summoning Beasts."

Orochimaru had tested this himself.

At the very least, Manda greatly enjoyed the test subjects he had produced at enormous expense.

That was why Orochimaru needed to remind Jingyi.

Don't think about tossing the Summoning Beasts into Ryūchi Cave to raise them, because it wouldn't work.

The moment they were sent to Ryūchi Cave, these test subjects would become nourishing meals for the other snakes.

Jingyi said with a pained expression,

"I finally understand why your test subjects died on the operating table. You weren't planning to raise them, were you?"

The experimental results were already out, and Orochimaru had gotten what he wanted. He had lost interest in these things, and with how expensive they were to raise, he definitely wouldn't be willing to keep them himself.

"Perhaps."

Orochimaru gave Jingyi a smile that said, Figure it out yourself, then turned and left.

Jingyi was left speechless as he stared at the box on the ground.

Less than half an hour had passed, yet the two snakes were already slithering around inside the box as if searching for something.

The two little things were hungry.

"I just hope your stomachs aren't bottomless pits."

Jingyi leaned back and let out a quiet sigh.

Ten minutes

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