Naruto: Climbing the Ranks to Rule the Ninja World
Chapter 174

Barrier Team Leader

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"What kind of joke is this?!"

"Impossible, absolutely impossible!"

"Why so suddenly..."

"Nonsense, utter nonsense! Who proposed these plans?!"

"You can't quite say that. Some of the proposals do make sense. If possible, there's no harm in trying them."

"These plans are complete rubbish. At this rate, Konoha is bound to face internal strife!"

"What use are these proposals? What could they possibly accomplish? This is utterly absurd."

"Actually..."

"I think we should focus on the village's basic internal issues. There's absolutely no need to implement such drastic changes right away. It'll be hard for everyone to adjust."

"Rebuild the Konoha Military Police Force? Isn't that a bit..."

"It really is time for logistics to change. The logistics department made quite a few mistakes during this war. Addressing them must be a priority."

"Are we really doing this?"

"Why hasn't the Medical Emergency Response Unit's division been completed yet? How long has it been?"

"This is still too rushed. Why rush to change so many departments and organizations? If we took things more slowly, uh, the village would be more stable, and nothing unexpected would happen."

"I don't approve of these plans. Nobody knows what will happen when the time comes."

"Making so many changes at once will have too great an impact..."

"I have to say, some of the proposals are good, but only a handful. Forget the other suggestions."

"This is too much, far too much."

"Lord Hokage, please give this some more thought. These matters can't be decided all at once."

"Exactly, exactly. We still need to think this through. Everyone has different opinions, so..."

"Lord Naraku, please say something too. How can something like this be treated so lightly? It's outrageous."

"Hey, what are you talking about? How could we possibly agree to this?!"

"Bullshit! Why

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