Hiruzen Sarutobi did not want to argue with his son. In the end, he apologized to his three former classmates on the boy's behalf.
Yet Asuma Sarutobi criticized him even for that.
In front of Yanbai, Asuma Sarutobi signed a temporary agreement with Shimura Danzō and the other two, promising to pay the compensation for emotional distress himself.
Since Yanbai had already paid compensation to all four of them for him, Asuma decided to repay the full amount to Yanbai.
Once he learned the truth, Shimura Danzō was not petty enough to hold a grudge against a bunch of children. Instead, he became curious about everything in the "Practical Class."
Shimura Danzō did not want to remain clueless when the next graduating class came to beat him up. He wanted to ask Yanbai right then and there for a chance to experience the "Practical Class."
However, after seeing Yanbai go "Heeheeheehee," Shimura Danzō quietly pocketed his compensation, said goodbye, and left.
Utatane Koharu and Mitokado Homura left in turn.
Hiruzen Sarutobi took his son home. As for the classmates who had "helped" Asuma beat them up, Hiruzen Sarutobi let the matter slide.
Life seemed to have returned to normal.
Shikaku Nara, who had watched the whole thing while serving as little more than an errand runner, suddenly said, "Lord Hokage, Lord Izuna has submitted a request. He would like to enlist some members of the Hyuga Clan's branch family to help him find the Transfer Station leading to the moon."
A meaningful smile appeared on Yanbai's face. "Turn Izuna's request into a mission and post it for this year's graduating Shinobi class. Tell them it's an opportunity they can only come across by chance, but there are only ten spots. Have them accompany Izuna to find the path to the