Naruto: The Infinite New World

Chapter 183 Money Exchange

Why did you lie to him?

After leaving the market, Beiruk looked puzzled.

Because he felt it was unnecessary.

Moreover, during wartime, which village has the time to take a child away?

"It's better than letting him die." Jin looked back at the market that had already become distant.

"The other person was already determined to die; I just gave him hope to live."

"When he learns the truth, he will be even more desperate."

"Then that's none of my business."

Jin didn't care at all what the outcome was, whether it was good or bad. He was just acting out of kindness, and he couldn't be expected to go through all that trouble for others.

Even if things turn out worse, it has nothing to do with Uchiha Kin.

"By the way, Mr. Kakuzu, are there any underground gold exchange shops in the Land of Rain?"

Jin changed the subject.

He had been curious about the underground gold exchange in the Naruto world for a long time.

Kakuzu pondered for a moment and said, "There is indeed a Land of Rain, but it's hard to say whether it still exists here due to the war."

He had only been to the Land of Rain once, so he didn't really know much about it.

"Let's go there and look for clues."

Kim made a decision.

The Rain Ninja have suffered heavy losses and their power has naturally shrunk, making it quite difficult to find Rain Ninja who are determined to hide.

There is no Konoha intelligence network here.

Finding an ordinary person is difficult enough, let alone a ninja.

"Okay." Kakuzu nodded.

The underground gold exchange is located in the city where the three legendary ninja fought Hanzo.

"It really has become a complete ruin."

Jin glanced at the shattered city; there was no intact place at all, only architectural ruins.

The shattered city has lost all trace of its former self.

Kakuzu arrived at a remote, collapsed area.

"It seems to still be there."

Even Kakuzu was astonished to find a perfectly intact underground gate before him, with a path even cleared out beside it.

Kakuzu stepped forward and opened the gate.

It was pitch black inside, and the group groped their way in through the passage.

"Is there really anyone here?"

Hiruko couldn't help but ask a question: this long, dark passage was completely devoid of light.

There was no reply from the corner, and soon light appeared ahead.

Soon the group went inside and were surprised to find that the underground space was very large, with a huge iron box-shaped wall.

Surprisingly, there were quite a few ninjas with unusual outfits, but none of them had any characteristics corresponding to any particular ninja village, not even headbands.

The four men's disguises, designed to conceal their identities, didn't seem strange at all here.

"They were all wandering ninjas, without villages. They became ninjas by accident. During wartime, they would hide in underground gold exchange shops to act as guards and earn a living."

The corner was standing nearby explaining.

"And quite a few rogue ninjas also frequently appear."

The underground gold exchange could be said to have gathered all the ninjas outside the villages, but apart from those rogue ninjas, these wandering ninjas had little strength to speak of.

An accident means that the student did not receive the hellish training at the ninja academy.

Don't underestimate the courses at the ninja academy. Despite the seemingly relaxed atmosphere, many courses actually push children to their physical limits from a young age, which is how village ninjas are created.

This is also the main problem that sets the Great Ninja Village apart from other Ninja Villages.

Someone who receives extreme training from a young age will naturally not be weak when they grow up.

Kakuzu led a few people directly to the reception staff.

"Gentlemen, are you here to issue a bounty or to complete a bounty?" The person in charge, a tall woman, asked the group while flipping her hair.

"How was the date?"

Jin, being very outgoing, approached them.

"You flatter me, sir," the woman chuckled. "We can't have too much contact with our guests here."

"What a pity." Jin clicked his tongue; this woman had a pretty good figure.

"Then I'd like to know Hanzo's location. Can you provide it?"

"It seems you're a customer with considerable means. We do have some information about Hanzo from the Land of Rain, but we're unsure if it's Hanzo himself. Therefore, we'll sell it for 50% of the commission based on Hanzo's location. Would you be interested?"

"I need it, whether it's true or false."

"It's so dark."

Jin looked at the scroll in his hand, never expecting that the other party would charge him 2.5 million for just a location information.

Even robbery wouldn't be this fast.

"Information about underground gold exchange shops is usually very accurate, but their prices are very high."

Kakuzu explained.

"I'm quite curious. This information is all top secret. Where did they get it from?"

Jin was even more curious about who was behind the underground gold exchange, an organization that spanned multiple countries.

The five great ninja villages have always wanted to wipe it out, but they have never found an opportunity.

Even in their own territory, they couldn't accurately locate the underground gold exchange.

Sometimes, underground money exchange offices even cooperate with ninja villages.

This is theoretically impossible, but it actually happened.

The only thing they can do is be the nominal masters of the five great powers.

The names of various countries.

"Nobody knows for the time being, and they even collect corpses, but there's never been any information leaked about what they do with the corpses."

Kakuzu didn't know that although he had lived a long time, the underground gold exchange had existed for much longer than him, dating back to the Warring States period.

"I suggested we take care of the guests first."

Hiruko stared at the two chatting idly as if no one else was around, utterly exasperated.

Because not far after they left the exchange.

People kept following them.

Now they're coming over openly.

"Hey! You lot, leave your money here, or leave your lives here."

A group of wandering ninjas kept emerging from the ruins and surrounded them.

"Are they always this brave?"

Jin asked Kakuzu curiously.

They dared to come and surround us without knowing anything about the other side.

"Most wandering ninjas are like that."

Kakuzu is used to it. He used to encounter people like that every time he came out of the gold exchange. Later, after he became a little famous...

He no longer encountered the gold exchange when he went out, but every now and then he was besieged by these wandering ninjas, just to rob him of his money.

"Most wandering ninjas only deal with civilians and rarely participate in battles between ninjas from ninja villages."

Hiruko explained.

The ninjas of the ninja village fight in secrecy, so they are rarely discovered.

On the contrary, the wandering ninja always manages to make a scene that becomes widely known.

"Did you hear me?"

The wandering ninja who was speaking turned ashen-faced as he watched them ignore him.

"Sigh," Jin sighed, "All this trouble, isn't life good enough?"

"Kill them."

(End of this chapter)