It's such a struggle for him to rise even with the system, the difficulty is simply too absurd.
Moreover, Mokgetsu can feel that the Perfect Level Fire Attribute Chakra Nature Changes are very powerful. If all other attributes reach Perfect Level, there's a high chance he could manually create a Truth-Seeking Orb.
Truth-Seeking Orb is already a product of the Six Paths Level, Mokgetsu can hardly imagine what's above Perfect Level. You should know that even in the divine clash of the Fourth Great Ninja War, the Truth-Seeking Orb was considered a powerful technique.
"Tomorrow's whole day of classes will be Ninjutsu, not any specific attribute. I'll analyze the essence of Ninjutsu during the lecture," Mokgetsu announced the preview of the next class.
Hanzo, who was preparing to return to the Rain Village, hesitated. This sounds like it might not be worse than the Yin-Yang nature, in fact, it could enhance his power even further.
"I'll listen for another day tomorrow, and then go back to the village the day after. Anyway, there aren't any affairs that need handling," Hanzo thought to himself.
Thus, all the ninjas attending the lecture chose to stay, and because of Mokgetsu's lectures, even those who weren't interested were rushing to the Land of Rain, causing the vicinity of the Ninja Sect Base to be even more lively.
"Sosuke, you're really wasting an opportunity. You should collect tuition fees from them; Ninjas are rich. Charge them a thousand ryo per person per day; you could easily earn a hundred thousand ryo a day," Kakuzu said, bitterly disappointed.
For an average ninja, a thousand ryo isn't really much; they might spend it just on some ninja tools replenishment.
If Kakuzu had Mokgetsu's teaching ability, he would definitely charge at least ten thousand per person, easily making tens of millions a day, which is faster than he earns as a bounty hunter.
"Then we'd also provide food and lodging, we could further raise the price—it's all money," Kakuzu seemed to see countless cute paper bills burning into nothing in front of him.
Mokgetsu smiled lightly without speaking.
Though ninjas are wealthy, once there's a threshold, it would block a batch of people. For Mokgetsu, who wants to strive for lecture rewards, a threshold is undoubtedly an obstacle.
"Director Kakuzu, although we're not making money, Sosuke-sensei's lectures have earned our Ninja Sect a great deal of prestige. The Hidden Sand Hero Pakura respects Sosuke-sensei a lot, and I've even seen Hidden Sand Jonin taking meticulous notes in Sosuke-sensei's class.
These are our Ninja Sect's hidden treasures. When we get to the Eastern part, our Ninja Sect will encounter fewer troubles," Nagato said earnestly.
He believes Mokgetsu's actions must have their meaning, and after serious contemplation, he realizes Mokgetsu is playing a large strategic game.
"I understand the principle, but do you guys know, the Ninja Sect is running out of money," Kakuzu said, sighing.
Although the Ninja Sect's status is equivalent to another Rain Village, the Daimyo isn't foolish enough to pay double, so the Ninja Sect only has official status, without financial support from the Daimyo of Land of Rain.
The Ninja Sect wasn't wealthy from the start, and the full-time special training over the last two months has directly exhausted their already sparse funds, to the point where Kakuzu has supplemented it from his own pocket.
Nagato was bewildered, having never managed finances and seldom considering such aspects.
However, Nagato still knows this is a severe issue because he has had a period of wandering life that made him realize the importance of money.
"Although relying on my savings can support us for a while longer, going to the Eastern division involves various expenses. As an organization aiming for world peace, this situation is quite unhealthy," Kakuzu said bluntly.
He doesn't mind spending money, but from the perspective of Ninja Sect's development, it's prone to cause problems.
"Ugh, making money is really tough." Yahiko thought about the Ninja Sect ninjas commissioning tasks, then immediately dismissed his thought.
Though undertaking tasks is the mainstream way for ninjas in the Ninja World to earn, the Ninja Sect is going to the Eastern division to handle affairs. At best, only some ninjas can do commissions, and as a new force, it's hard to receive high commission value quality tasks.
Yahiko has served as the leader of a Ninja Organization before, knowing the difficulties of commission tasks, like his Akatsuki, which earns just enough to maintain daily operations. Without members dedicating themselves selflessly, it's hard to keep going.
"I can privately subsidize some of the funds," Mokgetsu thought and replied.
He has completed many high-level tasks in Konoha and usually spends little, having some savings.
"And then I have an idea that could make money and be beneficial for development in the Land of Rain."
Kakuzu showed a curious expression, though Mokgetsu's past actions were realistic and not exaggerated, this time is different from usual. Mokgetsu couldn't possibly earn more than him, could he?
"I'll use my Ninjutsu as prizes and host a competition for young ninjas, with Ninjutsu rewards for the top three, the first prize being Fire Dragon Dance. Then charge entry fees and ticket fees, and earn from merchant rental income. Do you think it's a viable plan?" Mokgetsu looked at Kakuzu and asked.
Following Mokgetsu's line of thought, Kakuzu realized it could indeed make money, even to a certain extent showcasing the Ninja Sect's overall strength to attract quality commissions.
Moreover, because it's a competition for young ninjas, the grand prize for first place is impossible to achieve because they have Nagato, and Kakuzu doesn't believe other Ninja Villages have a young ninja stronger than Nagato.
"Did you plan this all along?" Kakuzu couldn't help but ask.
The more he thought about it, the more he realized Mokgetsu's actions actually formed a continuous line: first, unrestricted lectures to expand fame and prestige, and then greater fame allows Mokgetsu's event to be even more attractive.