On the streets of Konoha.
"What are those people doing?" Hanzō asked, pointing at some people taking photos beside the street.
"Oh, them? They're visitors from other villages, here to sightsee and have fun in Konoha. Taking photos as souvenirs is pretty interesting, isn't it?" Kagami said with a smile.
"Taking photos? What's that?" To Hanzō, who hadn't been online in decades, everything here was unfamiliar.
"Tch, country bumpkin." Ōnoki, walking beside them, gave a disdainful chuckle.
Hanzō shot Ōnoki an annoyed look.
"What, want to fight again?" Ōnoki asked, utterly unbothered.
"The war's over now. Let's not be at each other's throats." Dave and Danzo had dragged Kagami over to act as their tour guide and peacemaker.
Then Kagami gave Hanzō a proper explanation of photography.
"That sounds pretty good." Hanzō's eyes lit up as though he had discovered a whole new world.
"So, from what you're saying, if you take good photos, you can even make money?!" Hanzō picked out a key point in Kagami's explanation.
"Of course. You can post them online, enter some of the more obscure photography competitions, or even hold your own personal photography show. But very few people in Konoha have gone into that line of work in recent years, so I can't give you much concrete advice," Kagami said with a smile.
"Still, you've asked the right person. As it happens, I'm one of those few people. A single photo I take brings in at least 200 ryo, with no upper limit." Suddenly remembering something, Kagami grinned smugly.
"Oh? Could you explain that in detail?" Hanzō asked eagerly.
Kagami looked around, then spotted something. His eyes lit up, and he walked toward it.
Ōnoki and Hanzō followed him. Originally, the Four Kage were supposed to come too... but they had all come