"There were no more problems. Follow me over now. I believed you could definitely handle all of this." At that moment, Uchiha Hikaru took on the role of guide.
In truth, he knew that this was originally something he should have done, while the clan chief should have been sitting beside him. But the clan chief was old and frail now, so he naturally could not be as energetic as before.
"Thank you so much. We're truly grateful to your clan, especially you, Uchiha Hikaru. You've done far too much for us." It was not just the Village Chief; the people around him began encouraging him as well.
Sometimes, it was precisely because of their relationship that they could display such an absolute advantage. By then, they had gradually reached the edge of the woods.
Uchiha Hikaru had never seen such a lush sight before. He did not return often, and the last time he had seen this place, it had still been patch after patch of saplings.
"My goodness, Hyuga Hinata, this place has changed so much. I haven't been back for a long time." Uchiha Hikaru had even taken part in planting these trees back then.
At that moment, he surveyed the surroundings and felt that everything carried more charm than he had imagined. With a light pat, he found that the trees had long since grown exceptionally thick and sturdy.
"When you have the time, you should come back and take a look more often, Uchiha Hikaru. Look at these trees—they've actually been growing quite well." Perhaps because of the unique soil and water conditions, they could always sense a subtle difference here.
Indeed, at that moment, they asked Uchiha Hikaru how much would be appropriate. Based on their construction needs, they did not actually require much.