Naruto: People are in Konoha, the system arrived 20 years earlier Chapter 108

After returning to Konoha, Minato brought the group to the Hokage Office to complete the mission.

Hiruzen was very satisfied with the mission report. He put down the report and looked at Hayato, who was standing beside Minato.

“Hayato, you did a great job on this mission.”

In response to Hiruzen’s praise, Hayato simply nodded calmly, “Thank you for your compliment.”

When praised by a leader, one should always be polite, but Hayato didn’t want to be modest and say things like “I still need to work harder.”

He really didn’t want to say those words.

Hiruzen smiled gently and then stood up from his chair. “Speaking of which, Hayato, you’ve been a Chunin for five or six years now, haven’t you?”

“Yes, that’s right.” Hayato nodded slightly, a premonition suddenly rising in his heart. Could it be?

“Over these years, you’ve experienced a lot and matured considerably.” Hiruzen slowly walked over to Hayato, patted his shoulder, and then turned to face him.

Hiruzen’s expression was serious as he formally announced, “Uchiha Hayato, by the authority of the Third Hokage, I appoint you as a Jonin of Konoha Village.”

Hayato’s strength had long met the standards of a Jonin, and his achievements had also long qualified him for promotion.

The only reason for the delay was his young age; otherwise, Hiruzen wouldn’t have kept Hayato waiting for six years.

On the other side, although he had a premonition, Hayato was still slightly stunned when he received the definitive answer.

“The official appointment letter will be issued to you tomorrow, but from today onwards, you are already a Jonin,” Hiruzen added.

Hayato snapped back to attention and spoke with a firm expression, “Yes!”

Inside, he was filled with emotion, It wasn’t easy, I finally became a Jonin.

Six years, do you know how I spent these six years?

Minato, beside him, was also genuinely happy for Hayato. A ten-year-old Jonin, that was truly groundbreaking.

After reporting on the mission, Hayato and Minato left the Hokage Office.

“Congratulations, Hayato!” Shibi and Choza also offered their congratulations. Although they weren’t particularly close to Hayato, they had at least executed a confidential mission together as comrades.

Minato put his arm around Hayato’s shoulder and smiled gently, “Today is truly a good day. Not only was the mission perfectly completed, but Hayato also got promoted to Jonin. I suggest we go out and celebrate properly.”

Choza and Shibi exchanged smiles and agreed. The three of them then looked at Hayato, the guest of honor for this celebration.

“I have no problem, but it’s on me,” Hayato said with a smile.

Since everyone had this intention, he didn’t want to spoil their fun. Although he wanted to rush home and claim his system rewards, he wasn’t short on time.

Moreover, the official appointment letter wouldn’t be issued until tomorrow, so the system might only allow him to claim rewards after his identity was officially updated at the registration office.

The group followed Hayato to the barbecue restaurant he often frequented with Sakumo.

With Choza present, there was no fear of leftover barbecue.

However, Hayato’s wallet would correspondingly shrink.

After the four of them devoured their food, only Choza was still munching away, while the other three leaned back in their chairs, patting their bulging stomachs.

“Your combat strength isn’t up to par,” Choza teased, glancing at the three who had stopped eating.

“That’s because your combat strength is too good. Your stomach is like a bottomless pit,” Shibi said softly, adjusting his sunglasses.

Almost half an hour later, Choza let out a burp. Although he wasn’t full, he couldn’t eat anymore. It wasn’t his money today, so it was enough.

“I’m full!” he told the other three.

Since they had finished eating, the other three had been chatting while watching Choza fight his lone battle.

“Really full? Want more?” Hayato asked with some uncertainty.

“Enough, enough. Thank you for treating us today, Hayato. I’ll treat you to a big meal next time,” Choza said with narrowed eyes and a smile.

“What, not inviting us?” Minato quipped from the side.

“We’ll see then. We’ll call you when we can’t eat anymore,” Choza chuckled.

Everyone knew Choza was joking and didn’t take it seriously.

“Well, shall we head out then?” Hayato clapped his hands and rose from his seat.

The other three also stood up and followed Hayato out.

They first went to pay the bill. Hayato pulled out his wallet from his ninja pouch. Upon opening it and seeing its contents, his hand paused.

What is this? When did this get into my wallet?

Minato noticed the situation and stepped forward, asking, “What’s wrong?”

Hayato snapped back to attention and shook his head. He planned to examine the contents carefully when he got home.

“Nothing, I was just calculating how much we spent and got a little distracted.”

At this moment, Choza poked his head out, “How about we split it? I can pay a bit more.”

He thought Hayato hadn’t brought enough money and, to avoid embarrassment, he proactively offered the suggestion.

“No need, I said I’d treat.”

Hayato walked to the cashier and spoke with a woman there.

Soon after, the bill was settled.

The group walked out of the barbecue restaurant and parted ways at the entrance.

Hayato returned home alone. As he pushed open the door, he saw two ninja dogs rushing towards him.

After growing up, Delvil increasingly resembled a Houndoom, except for the absence of two goat horns.

Riolu had only grown in size, with no particularly prominent features, and couldn’t stand on two legs like a Riolu.

After playing briefly with the two ninja dogs, Hayato returned to his room.

He then pulled out his wallet again. “What exactly is going on?”

He took out a slip of paper from his wallet.

I don’t remember putting this in my wallet. So who did?

With a puzzled mind, Hayato unfolded the paper and read it carefully.

With just one glance, he was shocked, because it was pure Chinese, which he was familiar with.

So I wrote this myself and put it in here myself?

It was basically impossible for anyone else to know these encrypted characters. After reading the entire paper, Hayato understood everything.

No wonder it had to be written in a language and grammar that only he could understand.

On one hand, it was to prevent the contents of this paper from being seen by others and changing history.

On the other hand, it was also because of himself; this perfectly proved that he had written it.

No one else could have written these things.

Hayato stroked his chin, pondering the content of the text. It was essentially a record of his conversation with future Kakashi in Rouran.

“In the future, will I leave this place?”

“Also, if Obito didn’t go dark, then who became that unlucky guy?”

After thinking for a long time, Hayato couldn’t figure out the answer. He slowly shook his head, “If I can’t figure it out, I’ll stop thinking about it for now. Let’s focus on the present.”

Immediately, he brought up the long-dormant system main interface.