The war seemed to have no effect on them at all.
Strangely, ninjas seemed to follow a code of their own: they did not target Daimyo or Nobles.
Otherwise, the Daimyo would never have held so much power, let alone been able to cut the Ninja Villages' funding.
This Hotel was probably built by a noble.
And if it wasn't, then some major power was likely behind it—perhaps the underground network where Kakuzu made his money in the original story.
Inside, the Hotel was spotless and quiet. Compared with the shabby streets outside, it felt luxurious.
"It's so beautiful," Konan exclaimed. Having lived through such hardship, she had never seen a Hotel this lovely before.
But to Uchiha Yin, who had seen plenty of high-end hotels in his previous life, it still fell well short of them.
"Boss, are you there? Give us a good room, and have your cook send up some of your best dishes," Uchiha Yin said to the Hotel owner.
The owner's face lit up when he saw Uchiha Yin arrive.
A man and a woman in fine clothes, with no guards. Easy marks!
Chapter 144: So Terrifying, So Savage
Anyone who could run a Hotel like this was clearly no ordinary man.
The owner was even a Chunin himself.
A Chunin might not be particularly strong by ninja standards, but compared with ordinary civilians, he was formidable.
And as the owner of the largest Hotel in town, he was bound to have connections. He had long since made friends with the Rain Ninja stationed here by Amegakure.
These two clearly weren't among the Rain Ninja stationed here.
He suspected they were enemy ninjas. They wore no Forehead Protectors, so he couldn't tell which Ninja Village they belonged to, but they certainly weren't Rain Ninja.
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