I'm drawing manga in Naruto

"No, I just need to use a corner of the training ground."

Upon hearing this, Akabane realized that his earlier guess was correct.

This guy is just here to collect rent.

"One corner?"

Shamon looked at Shasuke and found that the kid was also a bit confused.

"Yes, the goods our caravan carries are some entertainment books. In exchange for borrowing a corner of the training ground, all our books are free for our friends in Sunagakure to read."

Akabane said with a smile.

"Is that so... If it's books, then you can set up a stall over there for free."

The monk replied without hesitation.

As the Kazekage, he valued books highly because they were the carriers of knowledge. Only by mastering knowledge could the impoverished Sunagakure become stronger.

however……

He had no idea that comics existed.

"Okay, in that case, let's start moving it right away."

Akabane bowed and said, "I promise it won't take up too much space."

"To avoid any misunderstandings, Sasuke, you don't need to train this morning. Help them handle these matters."

"That's what Shamen said."

"is teacher."

Sha Jie bowed his head and agreed.

"Alright, let's go."

When Sasuke arrived, Kurama Sangen had already told everyone to pack their things. Now that they have permission, they can move them to the training ground.

Akabane took a few steps, then suddenly thought of something.

He turned to look at Kurenai Yuhi, smiled, and said, "Could you please help me?"

"of course can."

Yuhi Shinku didn't know what he was up to, but out of trust in Akabane, he agreed without hesitation.

"How could I miss out on something this fun!"

Jiraiya yelled and jumped down from the building, quickly catching up with Akabane and the others.

Kazami Hatake glanced at the remaining people and said coldly, "The rest of you, special training."

"what?"

"Yes!"

People reacted differently, but most were excited.

Elite Jonin are not commonplace, especially for a master like Kazami Hatake. Normally, he might not even have the opportunity to receive guidance from someone.

"Hopefully they won't cause trouble."

Tsunade sighed. Even she could sense Shamon's misunderstanding, let alone Akabane.

That guy deliberately didn't explain.

Chapter 112 Is a painting really that valuable?

Sha Jie led the caravan to the training ground.

He looked around and finally settled on a corner by the door: "If you only want a corner, this is a great spot."

Although it's a corner near the entrance, the training ground is used and cleaned every day, so even the corner is very clean.

but……

Their large entourage immediately drew the attention of the ninjas from other countries who were watching the training.

"This will do, thank you very much."

Akabane doesn't have high requirements for these things.

He finds it acceptable as long as it's not done near a toilet or garbage dump.

After listening, Suna nodded, then glanced at the genin who were still training in the field, hesitated for a moment and said, "By the way, if possible, I hope you will not make a lot of noise."

"Hey, you... we're not charging you, what's the big deal!"

Jiraiya said angrily.

In his opinion, these guys are suspicious even though they're given comics for free.

It’s simply unreasonable!

Akabane didn't speak, but his expression answered.

"I'm sorry, it was my fault."

Suna bowed slightly in apology, but there was no trace of remorse on his face.

"By the way, would you like to take a look at our work?"

Anmashanyuan has begun its marketing efforts.

"No need, I'm not interested in your stuff. Training is much more interesting."

He then sat down on the side.

"Everyone, tidy up and set up the stall."

Anma Mountain Source wasn't surprised; he waved his hand, signaling everyone to get to work.

"Be quiet, don't disturb our friends in Sunagakure."

Akabane said something in a low voice, then moved a few stools over for Jiraiya and Kurenai to sit down.

After a moment's hesitation, Yuhi Maku leaned closer and asked, "What are we going to do?"

"When drawing comics, just draw whatever you want. Don't worry about the content; just do what you feel like."

Akabane gave Jiraiya a special glance.

That's right, those words were meant for him.

"Really... is it really possible?"

Jiraiya was somewhat surprised.

In Konoha, due to the influence of Tsunade, the main force of harmony, his talents could not be fully utilized.

Believe in yourself, your burning passion for youth will never give up!

Akabane gave a thumbs-up, striking the same pose as Kai.

"I never imagined you'd have the courage to dedicate yourself to art, sob sob..."

Finally, someone has recognized me!

Jiraiya was full of energy, and Akabane handed him a drawing board, brushes, paper and ink at the right time.

He took it, then pulled out a piece of scrap paper from his pocket and examined it as if it were a treasure.

Akabane's face darkened.

Why did he still keep this painting...?

Kurenai Yuhi, unaware of what was going on, curiously leaned over for a look, then asked suspiciously, "Is a painting by Akabane-kun really worth so much of your money?"

"This wasn't drawn by Akabane."

Jiraiya shook his head and said.

Akabane shook his head frantically, hinting, but Kurenai Yuhi didn't see it and said with certainty, "Who else in the world could draw such exquisite patterns besides Akabane?"

"That makes sense..."

Jiraiya's expression froze as he turned to look at Akabane.

"Well, I drew it by accident once when I was drunk."

Akabane made up a story off the top of his head.

"You really drew this!"

Jiraiya's voice rose three octaves, his expression one of astonishment.

"Well, it's me."

Akabane was extremely embarrassed, but he nodded with a forced smile.

Kurenai Yuhi touched her nose – she realized that Akabane probably didn't want to tell Jiraiya the truth.

At this moment, he also noticed the content of the painting.

This kind of painting... well, no wonder!

Kurenai Yuhi felt increasingly guilty and got up to quietly retreat.

"Shinku-kun, don't rush off."

Akabane smiled and pressed down on his shoulder, then said apologetically to Jiraiya, "It was wrong of me to keep it from you. So... I'll teach you how to draw."

Who wants to learn this?!

Kurenai Yuhi roared inwardly, but dared not get up.

That smile was so sinister and terrifying.

In comparison, Jiraiya was completely different.

He was so excited that he immediately forgot about his displeasure at being deceived.

From the moment Jiraiya obtained this painting, he treasured it and diligently studied its essence.

Unfortunately, it was too broken.

He couldn't learn anything new no matter how much he studied, which led him to feel lost for a time.

Now that the author has appeared and is going to teach him such a divine skill, how could he possibly refuse?

cheat?

No, that's because they are indifferent to fame and fortune and don't want to show off their talents!

Jiraiya had already become a devoted fanboy, automatically explaining things to his idol while nodding his head incessantly, afraid that Akabane might change his mind.

Kurenai Yuhi panicked, fearing Akabane would settle scores later, and of course dared not refuse.

"The first thing you need to do with this kind of painting is to identify what makes it appealing..."

Akabane carried a small stool and sat down.

He paused here and asked, "Jiraiya, when you're gathering information, which time are you most excited: before the target appears, when the target appears, or after the target appears?"

"Of course, it was when it first appeared."

Jiraiya replied without hesitation.

"That's right. Grasp that feeling, then paint it, and add various storylines to create the most perfect artwork."

Akabane smiled slightly – the lesson was over.

After pondering for a moment, Shinobu Yuhi nodded as if she understood.

He lacks experience in these areas.

It will be different from now on.

This guy has exceptional comprehension; he immediately grasped the essence of it.

His thoughts flowed like a spring, and inspiration surged like a torrent; without further ado, he picked up his pen and began to paint.

Suna, sitting on the other side, looked completely bewildered.

He had been eavesdropping on Akabane's lesson earlier, but...