Naruto: The legend of Kiba

Chapter 116: Barbecue and Knowledge

Konoha Yakiniku.

The smoke and aroma of the

barbecue permeated the restaurant, and even the blazing lights seemed covered

with a smoky haze. Today's Konoha Yakiniku was bustling as usual, but today's

customers were a little different—they were all whispering.

"Hey, that's

Tsunade-sama!"

"Yes! It's Tsunade-sama of

the Sannin, a real person! This is the first time I've seen her in person! So

beautiful! And so imposing!"

"You don't know, Tsunade-sama

is known as 'the most beautiful princess in Konoha,' and she's also the

granddaughter of the First Hokage. Her beauty and strength are

impeccable!"

"I'm so lucky today, being

able to eat barbecue at the same restaurant as Tsunade-sama!"

"I feel like meeting

Tsunade-sama today, I can brag about it to my brother for half a year..."

At this moment, Tsunade and Kiba

were sitting in an inconspicuous corner in the innermost part of the

restaurant. Yet, Tsunade's presence was too great. Even in such a hidden spot,

she was still noticed.

In fact, the moment Tsunade walked

in, it caused a sensation. Both ordinary villagers and ninjas were so shocked

they almost stood up, and some even did. Others glanced over from time to time,

their eyes filled with respect and surprise.

Even the owner of the restaurant

gifted them a prime sirloin.

However, Tsunade seemed used to

this. She just thanked the owner when he presented the beef and didn't respond

to the attention for the rest of the time.

At this moment, Tsunade's face was

full of surprise, looking at Kiba devouring the barbecue. He had just set up a

plate of barbecue, and now he had almost finished it. Kiba was still grilling

more meat.

In his hand, there were already

five layers of plates stacked.

Is this appetite really what a seven-year-old child

should have? How can his little stomach hold so much barbecue?

As a Sannin, when Tsunade didn't

gamble, she was still wealthy. Although Kiba ate surprisingly much, she didn't

feel heartache.

After all, Tsunade often lost

hundreds of thousands to millions of ryo, even tens of millions. She hadn't

started gambling since returning to the village, so she had considerable

savings. As for the source of this wealth, it wasn't clear.

However, what was clear was that

no matter how much Kiba ate, Tsunade wouldn't care. She was just amazed at his

appetite.

"You eat so much. Can your

ninja income support your expenses?" Tsunade asked, a slight smile on her

lips, resting her chin in one hand as she watched Kiba eat.

"Ninja income?" Kiba was

startled when he heard this.

"That's right," Tsunade

said. "As a Genin, you will have an independent and fixed income. You

don't know that Genin has income?" she asked.

Kiba swallowed the meat in his

mouth. He really didn't know that ninjas had a regular income. He had always

thought that a Genin's source of income was primarily from missions. Since he

hadn't been doing missions lately, he naturally had no income. However,

according to Tsunade, Genin seemed to have a fixed income, like a monthly

salary.

I didn't know at all...

"Hey... You've been a Genin

for almost two months now. You haven't claimed it yet. Genin income needs to be

collected from the corresponding department," Tsunade said helplessly. She

also told Kiba where to receive it.

Didn't Kushina tell the kid about this?

Kiba nodded repeatedly, feeling a

huge weight lifted off his shoulders. If he had an income, he wouldn't have to

worry about having no money for food! And his savings would be enough to buy a

higher-standard training prop. During this period, his funds would be

sufficient.

Kiba was already planning to

collect his ninja salary tomorrow morning.

"Does Genin earn a lot?"

Kiba asked.

"According to your food

intake, I guess it can barely feed you," Tsunade said with a smile.

When Kiba was eating, he was quite

cute.

This was her thought.

Kiba frowned slightly.

It seems that the issue of money will trouble me for

a long time!

"Oh, these things, you can

take them back and look at them tonight. This is some necessary professional

knowledge I have sorted out," Tsunade said, taking out three scrolls.

"Don't open them now; read them at home."

Kiba took the three scrolls from

Tsunade, each about the thickness of a hand. Is this the necessary professional knowledge?

Doesn't seem to be too much. If I remember these things, there shouldn't be a

big problem.

However, he didn't open them

immediately but put the scrolls away.

"Hurry up and eat. Go back

and rest after eating," Tsunade said.

Kiba nodded and continued to eat

voraciously.

Half an hour later, Kiba said

goodbye to Tsunade, walked back to his cabin, and after showering, boiled some

water. He then returned to his eating spot in the cabin and took out the three

scrolls.

"The next step is to learn

professional knowledge and systematically customize some study plans,"

Kiba said to himself.

With that, Kiba slowly opened one

of the three scrolls.

Then, there was a "bang,"

and a cloud of white mist exploded from the scroll. Almost instinctively, Kiba

leaped back, hitting the wall of the wooden house with a thud.

"Crack!"

The other two scrolls fell to the

ground as the white mist dissipated.

Kiba took a closer look, and the

corner of his mouth twitched slightly. On the table now was a long scroll, the

thickness of a small bowl, slightly smaller.

No way...

Kiba walked back hesitantly and

spread out the large scroll, which was densely written with words and human

figures, carefully depicting the meridians, muscles, and other structures of

the human body.

The font wasn't too small, but it

wasn't too big either. There was absolutely a lot of information written, and

one had to remember that Tsunade's handwriting was the essence.

"Are you kidding! There's so

much... And the diagrams of the human body's muscle tissue and meridians, do I

have to memorize these too?" Kiba murmured.

Then, he subconsciously rubbed his

temples.

Even reading the contents of this

scroll would take quite some time, and there were two more scrolls like this...

Moreover, he wasn't sure if this

was all the professional knowledge he needed to learn. Tsunade had only said

"necessary," not "all." Necessity didn't mean everything.

It was just more important and must be learned.

Seeing the contents of the scroll,

Kiba still felt a big blow in his heart.

It seems unrealistic to memorize so much

professional knowledge in a short period. I was too optimistic. A certain plan

is still needed here.

Moreover, today is only the first day, so don't rush

it. Let's read the contents of the three scrolls first. See if there is any

memory method to quickly memorize and understand.