Looking at the irritated Tsunade, Orochimaru couldn't help saying, "I'm only guessing. Adults don't get involved in fights between children, and teachers only hold the parents accountable. It's almost impossible for a child to stay completely out of it and have an adult help."
Tsunade's face twisted. "Damn it! This is so annoying! Come on, Orochimaru. We're not waiting anymore. Let's go find Jiraiya in the cafeteria!"
With that, Tsunade strode briskly out of the classroom.
Orochimaru followed her with an expressionless face, but inwardly, he was thinking of a way to handle the situation.
The Ninja Academy's rule that children couldn't be beaten, only their "guardians," was utterly bizarre.
Students' enrollment information was verified repeatedly. The identities of their biological parents and guardians had to be genuine, a measure intended to keep spies from other villages from infiltrating as much as possible.
If a "guardian" was "called in to see the teacher" too many times and could no longer endure the homeroom teacher's beatings, they could voluntarily apply to relinquish "guardianship."
Konoha would arrange a new guardian for the child.
So no one should think that not having children meant a carefree life. If someone didn't have a child of their own, the Konoha Shinobi Village might assign them a little terror.
Shinobi and civilians with many children didn't need to worry, either. If they had no time to care for their children, they could voluntarily apply to relinquish guardianship and have the Konoha Shinobi Village find adoptive parents for them.
Everyone in the village had to shoulder the responsibility of parenthood from the age of fifteen.
Children were the future of all Konoha, and even the entire Land of Fire.
Adults who loved having children could have as many as they liked, while those who didn't have children