As for the position of Hokage's assistant, Torifu Akimichi had long wanted to quit and go home to retire.
It was just that Jingyi and Tsunade had not agreed.
As long as the two of them agreed, that fat Torifu Akimichi would be happier than anyone.
"Then we'll wait patiently. But Ino-Shika-Cho will have to provide the money themselves."
Jingyi could handle the negotiations and work out the terms, but neither he nor Tsunade would pay for it. Ino-Shika-Cho would have to foot the bill.
Fortunately, Ino-Shika-Cho truly was not short on money.
All three clans had their own family businesses, and they were especially profitable ones.
Money was not much of a problem.
After making the coffee, Pakura entered the department head's office. Jingyi sat calmly in the department head's chair, reading documents, while Shikaku Nara beside him looked as though he were being eaten alive by anxiety.
Pakura was puzzled. What had this old man and young man discussed while I was gone?
Just as Jingyi had expected.
There were too many places in the village that needed money. Once the first quarter's pensions had been distributed, the Finance Department had been thoroughly drained dry.
Fortunately, there was the money borrowed from the Uchiha and Hyuga.
Utatane Koharu was somewhat dissatisfied with the condition that the higher-ups would no longer deliberately and actively target the Uchiha.
Yet under the pressure of the shortage of funds, she still lowered her proud head.
This was not the time to say that whoever had money was in charge, but the reality was that the village needed a huge sum to keep things running.
What Utatane Koharu resented was that their years-long plan of suppression had been broken just like that, and the Third Hokage had not even consulted her.
Mitokado Homura