Lei Luo did not disturb Yahiko, and just looked at him calmly, apparently waiting for the latter's answer.
Realizing that these questions were probably Lei Luo's "test" for himself, Yahiko thought for a while, but found helplessly that he really didn't seem to have much leverage, so he had to answer calmly:
"I am just a war orphan. Apart from my own life, I have nothing more to offer."
"Master Lei Luo, if you want to get something from me, please just tell me."
Yahiko's temperament is quite straightforward, and he does not mean to hide anything in his words. Lei Luo is not too surprised by this.
After all, he already knew the character of Yahiko in his previous life, and the previous conversation was just a foreshadowing to prepare the other party mentally before getting down to business.
"You have a lot to give, but you just don't realize it..." With a slight smile, Lei Luo calmly raised his hand and broke off his fingers one by one:
"Loyalty, wisdom, perseverance, diligence...these are the things you can give now."
"And what I really want, you can't give me back now, but I think you should be able to in the future."
"In other words, what I want is your future, and..."
"The future of the Land of Rain."
Hearing Lei Luo's last words, Yahiko's face was obviously a little stunned. He didn't understand what Lei Luo wanted to say, so he asked doubtfully:
"Lord Lei Luo, what does the future of the Kingdom of Rain... mean?"
Lei Luo waved his hand, "It's too early to tell you this now. All you can give me now is loyalty."
"Be loyal to me and follow my orders in everything. If you can do that, I can consider training you."
"As for whether to accept you as my disciple, it depends on whether you can pass my test."
After finishing speaking, Lei Luo said no more, obviously waiting for Yahiko's answer.
And Yahiko had nothing to hesitate. Lei Luo didn't say anything, so he agreed decisively: "Loyalty, right? No problem!"
Seeing this, Lei Luo's expression did not change. He jumped off the bed and came to Yahiko's side. After leaving the words "Okay, come with me", he opened the door and left.
Got out.
Subconsciously, Yahiko and Konan looked at each other first, and then the two of them followed Lei Luo's footsteps and left the room without any nonsense.
The venue became quiet for a while after the three people left.
Aburame Shiguro glanced at Hinata Tamaki's direction, but saw that the latter was still busy writing, as if he was not interested in what just happened, so he looked at Orochimaru again.
Sensing Aburame Shiguro's gaze, Orochimaru smiled with an unknown meaning on his lips, and then he didn't say much. He just picked up the book again and started reading, obviously without any ideas to discuss.
On the other hand, Namikaze Minato murmured to himself with a slightly dazed expression: "Senior Railo is going to accept a disciple now? This is really... a bit surprising."
When he said this, the expression on Namikaze Minato's face was extremely complicated. It seemed to be emotion, melancholy, envy, unwillingness, and a hint of amusement.
Feeling the various emotions that Namikaze Minato was unintentionally revealing at this moment, Aburame Shiguro's lips slightly rose slightly.
Afterwards, he did not look at Namikaze Minato, but lowered his head and played with the chess pieces while saying slowly, seemingly to himself: "It is not a bad thing for young people to be thick-skinned. If you should express your attitude, you should express your attitude. Otherwise..."
"By the time you miss the opportunity, it will be too late to regret it."
Although Aburame Shiguro didn't say it clearly, Namikaze Minato knew that his thoughts were probably seen through by the other party, but there was nothing to be embarrassed about.
Rather, Aburame Shiguro's words somewhat awakened Minato Namikaze.
And this also made Namikaze Minato start to think seriously at this moment: Should he establish a master-disciple relationship with Railo-senpai?
From the Flying Thunder God Technique at the beginning, to a series of high-end water escape techniques such as Three-Tailed Isofu, Bai Mang, and Mirage, as well as the sealing technique of the Uzumaki clan in recent times.
Unknowingly, Lei Luo had taught him so many things about Namikaze Minato. Although they didn't have the name of master and disciple, they actually had the status of master and disciple.
Under such circumstances, it seems that it is not unacceptable to have Baireluo as his teacher.
Although, in the ninja world and in Konoha, the establishment of the master-disciple relationship is a very serious matter.
Because this means that Namikaze Minato will truly integrate into Lei Luo's inner circle, and his stance will be officially determined, leaving no room for any repentance.
But in the past, both parties had the same goal, and in the end, they were blessed with various favors. Namikaze Minato knew how Lei Luo-senpai treated him.
Therefore, even though he was somewhat unaccustomed to Lei Luo's way of doing things, Namikaze Minato was still determined at this moment and only waited for Lei Luo to come back to express his attitude.
Noticing that Namikaze Minato's expression gradually became firmer, Aburame Shiguro smiled and said to himself: It's great to be young.
With a master like Lei Luo here, let alone what kind of responsibilities you have to bear, you can probably make a lot of money just by following him and picking up various benefits.
Since Lei Luo never does anything imaginary and never treats his subordinates harshly, the supply of various training resources is simply open, coupled with the ultra-high learning efficiency provided by time fluctuations, so...
With the information on various ninjutsus that seemed to never end in sight, and the benefits of being provided with tailed beasts from time to time, Aburame Shiguro felt that if she were twenty years younger, she might also be thinking about Bai Lei.
Luo is the teacher.
…
On the outskirts of town, there is a garbage dump somewhere.
Lei Luo stood on the top of a pile of rubbish piled high, looking calmly down at the place where a group of children gathered not far away.
Among them, including Yahiko and others.
Yahiko and Konan stood back to back, holding kunai firmly in their hands, nervously watching the five boys surrounding them, with a few drops of cold sweat slowly dripping down their foreheads.
These five boys are generally older than Yahiko and Konan, about ten years old. At this moment, they are staring at Yahiko and two men fiercely, their eyes are red.
Like Yahiko and others, these boys are also war orphans from the Land of Rain, and they once bullied Konan and even robbed the latter of his food.
Lei Luo circled around and caught them all in less than a few minutes. After allocating a kunai to each person, he set a very simple game rule for them:
Either kill Yahiko and Konan, or die yourself.
As for Yahiko and the other two, Lei Luo's requirements have slightly changed:
Either "keep" killing these five war orphans to prove that he can strictly carry out Lei Luo's orders and reach the standard number of times Lei Luo set in his mind.
Or... he will be killed "non-stop" by these five war orphans until he has a mental breakdown and time reaches the end, and is finally disposed of by Lei Luo as "having no value for cultivation".