Naruto: The will of fire has nothing to do with my Uchiha

The power of ninja can indeed change the world, but now I am obviously not that good.

Experimental projects should not be too demanding for perfection. They should be based on reality and appropriately reduce psychological expectations.

The next day, when Inari came to the plantation, she said she would look for it, but subconsciously she walked to a somewhat empty room.

Two empty bookshelves with nothing on them, an oversized square table, chairs, a clock...

There are also stacks of test papers, paper and pens and other examination tools on the table. The crow on the window edge is the invigilator.

I don't know why, but he just knows this information.

"Then I start now?"

The crow spread its wings, and the four textbooks that Inari had brought flew into the bookshelf. Inari knew it was time to begin.

After sighing about the magical means, I honestly started to write.

The papers are all handwritten questions, and there is also a note inside, which is the time schedule for the exam. One hour break at noon, three hours in the morning, three hours in the afternoon and so on.

The end time was coming, and Inari was quite dissatisfied with the results of the exam.

Especially in chemistry, at least half of the questions he had never seen in books, and there were still many usual questions that had not been answered. The master didn't even show up today. Inari was very worried that his results would not meet expectations, so he ended his apprenticeship career before even getting started.

time up.

"Have you finished?"

I don't know when there was an additional figure in the room. This is naturally the shadow clone of Sasuke who just took time out from the island supervisor to come over.

Inari was startled, then hummed, and added hesitantly, as if to inoculate Sasuke, "I still don't know a lot..."

The paper floated up, and the correct answer appeared directly from the paper next to Inari's answer. Except for the defense questions and the writing of the article, which took a little longer, everything else was swept away. There were ten papers for four subjects, and Sasuke read them in three minutes.

Most of the things that should be correct are correct, and the difficult ones are basically not correct. The math score is the best, and the chemistry score seems to be distracted. Overall, it was not much different from what Sasuke expected. During the test, there were no outrageous tricks. He was a normal child.

Sasuke spoke, but it was beyond Inari's expectation because he did not comment on the content of the exam at all.

"What project is your grandfather working on now?"

"In the Country of Waves, there is a foreign businessman's inn on the island. It has just been under construction for more than a month."

"How long will it take for this project to be completed? Do you have any plans for the future?"

"Since the main structure of the inn is entirely made of wood, the progress should be relatively fast, but there is a shortage of labor everywhere. No matter how fast it is, it will have to be completed in February next year."

"I don't have a schedule. I work with my grandfather and follow his arrangements in everything I do."

That's easy to handle. Sasuke nodded and looked out the window.

"Did you see that artificial island?"

"Well, everyone on the island knows about this. Master arranged for someone to do it, right?"

"I want your next work schedule. As you said, I will give you a project after the project you are currently involved in is completed."

"I hire you. You will be the foreman, organize the manpower, and design and build a bridge from the main island here to the other shore. The distance across the sea is 2 kilometers, and including the projects on both sides, it is about 2.5 kilometers."

"First make a few sets of design and budget plans, and give them to me before February next year. If there is anything you don't understand, go discuss it with your grandfather."

"But...but I will only be 10 years old next year. Who on the construction site will listen to me, a child?"

Sasuke just looked at him expressionlessly,

"If you don't accept this task, of course I can find someone else. You should think it over carefully."

It was almost clear that if you don't want to do it, then don't do it. It seemed like a negotiation, but Sasuke actually didn't leave any choice for Inari at all.