I sell sweets in Konoha

"No, no, no~" Jiraiya waved his hand and said, "I mean why do you know."

"That's why you thought about this problem."

"Why?" Junko said naturally, "Because trade is a necessity!"

"A country must always have trade." Junko explained: "Especially for a small country like Yu Ninja Village, which only relies on the strength of its own country."

"They can't possibly provide all the resources their village and their population needs."

"Steel, aluminum, oil, copper, and other mineral resources."

"Manufactured products of various kinds."

"Including food."

"Small villages and small countries like Rain Ninja Village and Rain Country can own one of these industries and complete one of the industrial chains. From raw materials to industrial finished products."

“It would be great if you can complete one or more of them.”

"Even Konoha and the Land of Fire still need to import." Junko said that there was nothing surprising at all: "It is impossible to cover all aspects of these industries."

"There always have to be imports, and the products produced also need to be consumed somewhere."

"And the demand for resources is different during war and peace."

"Trade can directly reflect the real situation of a country."

“If you don’t look at trade, what should you look at?”

"Oh~" Jiraiya said in confusion: "Then how did you think of it?"

"Naturally?"

"Wait a minute." Junko frowned slightly and said, "Jiraiya, what do you want to say?"

Junko still noticed something was wrong with Jiraiya.

What on earth is this girl trying to say?

"Ah...it's nothing." Jiraiya said, "Do you know the Great Toad Sage of Mt. Myoboku?"

"I know." Junko nodded and said, "Is there any problem?"

"A little problem." Jiraiya said cautiously: "You may need to go to Mt. Miaomu."

"To Mt. Miaomu?"

Junko's expression changed slightly.

"Is there any difficulty?" Jiraiya also noticed that Junko's expression changed.

"Ah..." Junko backed away slightly and said, "Um...actually...personally, I still want to take a walk there."

"But in fact, I am very interested in toads, amphibious and skeletal creatures..."

"Riki Katashii?" Jiraiya heard a new term again.

"A general order in biological classification." Junko explained: "It is also an order in evolution. Generally speaking, it is a frog type. Well... I am not too afraid of this kind of creature."

"But when I think about that slippery feeling, there may be some gizzards all over my body..."

"I don't really like it anyway."

I can't say I'm afraid of frogs like I'm afraid of bugs, but I definitely can't say I like them much.

At first, Jiraiya wanted Junko to sign it too.

Unfortunately, Junko refused.

The reasons are pretty much the same as now.

"Oh..." Jiraiya nodded and said, "But you still need to go there."

"Nothing else."

"I'll be back in a minute."

"For a while?" Junko always felt that Jiraiya's behavior was not as simple as letting him go for a while.What exactly is this guy trying to say?

"Okay." Junko said, "Anyway, as long as we don't sign a contract."

She's already signed a slug, she doesn't want to sign a frog!

"Ah..." Jiraiya breathed out.

"You seem to be hiding something." Junko always felt something was wrong when she saw Jiraiya like this.

Jiraiya seemed to be keeping something unsaid.

Suddenly I invited myself to Mount Miaomu.

There seems to be something behind this, right?

"What happened?" Junko asked.

"It's nothing." Jiraiya said, "It's just some prophecies."

"It may have something to do with you."

"Prophecy?" Junko frowned slightly and said, "What did that big toad say?"

"What a big toad!" Jiraiya said a little unhappy: "It's the big toad sage!"

"The Great Toad Immortal!"

"Hey, hey, hey~" Junko waved her hand and said, "It doesn't make any difference since they are both big toads."

Not to mention that if it was really that old guy, Junko would really like to see it.

How to say this question?In some sense, the biggest mastermind behind this ninja world may be the giant toad sage.Anyway...

If only this old guy had any prophecies for himself.

Junko wanted to know.

"But I didn't sign a contract with Toad in Mt. Myoboku." Junko said, "Then how can I get there?"

"This is very simple." Jiraiya said confidently, "I'll just take you there."

"Oh~" Junko squinted and said, "I always think so."

"You are so simple, but you are not simple."

I always feel like this...

It doesn't seem simple.

Chapter 213 Dark Forest

"So~here..."

"Is it Mount Miaomu?"

Miaomu Mountain.

One of the locations of the three major psychic beasts in the original work.

This is Junko's first time coming to this Difan.

How can I describe this feeling?

"It seems..." Junko tilted her head and thought for a while and said, "I feel quite disappointed. There is nothing mysterious about it."

To be honest, Junko didn't have any particularly high expectations about how attractive this place would be.

"I really don't know what you're thinking."

Jiraiya looked at Junko's disappointed look and complained: "This is Mt. Myoki, Mt. Myoki! This is a place that most people can't even enter."

I can't figure out what's going on in this head.

This is Mount Miaomu!

Mt. Miaogi!

He actually looked disappointed.

So what is this girl expecting? !

"Then again." Junko put her hands in her sleeves and said, "So Jiraiya, you should tell me the truth now, right?"

"Take me to Mount Miaomu. I think it should be more than just meeting the big toad immortal, right?"

"Ah..." Jiraiya sighed.

"You are indeed so sensitive."

"There is indeed something."

Jiraiya's expression looked very solemn and he said: "Some things, I want to know who taught you all this knowledge of yours."

"Don't tell me about the First Hokage and the Second Hokage."

"They don't necessarily know what you know."

"Oh?" Junko raised her eyebrows and said, "You actually asked this question."

"Say it first."

Junko didn't appear particularly surprised. She said as if she had expected it: "You want to know something, or you already know something."

"Then tell me you plan to talk to me in that capacity."

"Ah..." Jiraiya sighed and said, "That's about it..."

Jiraiya was explaining.

He had no reservations, nothing to deliberately hide from Junko.He told Junko everything he knew about the conversation between Fukasaku and Shi.

Including the special features of Fairy Mountain.

"Oh~" Junko said, holding her chin and thinking carefully, "I see."

"I just said how could there be a Water Arrow Turtle in that damn place in Fairy Mountain?"

"How can there be such a thing as the heart of the ocean?"

"It's been like this for a long time."

"Hmm..." Jiraiya saw that Junko was talking to himself, and he said a little uncertainly: "Does it mean that you don't know what's special about Immortal Mountain?"

"I don't know." Junko shook her head and said, "Those turtles didn't tell me about this."

"But I did see some creatures on the other side of the fairy mountain that should not be from the ninja world."

"Of course I also got a treasure that shouldn't have appeared in the ninja world."

"I thought it was strange before, but I didn't think about it in this way."

"It should look like this now."

"What about you?" Jiraiya asked, "Do you really look like that?"

"Yes." Junko has nothing to hide. The identity of the time traveler is a secret but not a secret.This is nothing to hide.

"Since it has been guessed, I have nothing to hide." Junzi said nonchalantly: "Because the old turtle in the fairy mountain probably guessed where I came from."

"First, I know that this world exists and I have paid attention to it before."

"Second, the original history is the one seen by the Great Toad Immortal."

"Third, Naruto is the original child of prophecy and you can focus on cultivating him."

"Fourth, I don't like to play with you or you guys about the laws of the dark forest."

"Dark Forest?" Jiraiya was slightly startled and said, "What is that?"

"The law of the dark forest." Junko explained: "It is based on two basic formulas. First, survival is the first need of civilization, and civilization will continue to grow and expand."

“A chain of suspicion: unable to determine whether the other party is a well-intentioned civilization.”

"That is: one civilization cannot judge whether another civilization is in good faith."

"A civilization cannot determine whether another civilization will launch an attack on its own civilization."

"In order to ensure the survival of this civilization, we must eliminate threats from other civilizations."