Konoha: Who says that hunters can't play in the ninja world?

If Kazama is enjoying the performances of the actors, then Morino Ibiki on the podium is gritting his teeth in hatred. This is the Chunin Exam. What does it mean that you look like you are watching a show? Don't you know that this is an exam room? Shouldn't you pass on information to your companions? Even if you don't care about your companions' situation, what about you? Don't you want to become a Chunin? Your obvious behavior of watching a show is a provocation, a provocation to the examiner.

Morino Ibiki wanted to kick Kazama out of the examination room. After all, his presence was a challenge to him psychologically. But what was the reason? He had neither cheated, nor delayed the examination, nor destroyed the examination room. He was kicked out of the examination room simply because he looked around. It was a bit of taking advantage of the situation. The key point was that this Chunin Examination was a joint examination of several villages. Punishing students from one's own village in front of people from other villages was a bit like slapping oneself in the face.

This is just disgusting.

Every time Kazama looked around, he was irritating Morino Ibiki. As time passed, Morino Ibiki gave up. Since I can't find any evidence against you, let me add fuel to the fire.

Most of the reckless people who were hoping for luck have been cleared out of the examination room. There won’t be much change if we continue. It’s time to make the next move.

Sure enough, Morino Ibiki posted the last question and explained the additional rules: the requirement is that this question must be passed, and you must first choose whether to answer or not. If you answer incorrectly, you will never be able to take part in the Chunin Exam again. If you do not answer, you will withdraw from the exam and fail this time, but you can still take the exam next time.

As soon as the rules came out, the pressure instantly came up. Anyone who can come here is a talented player, and naturally yearns for a higher level of ninja title. It is too shameful to be trapped in the Genin for a lifetime. But for Kazama, the ninja level is of no use. On the contrary, if the level is higher, will you have to take on higher-level tasks, and the danger will also be higher. On the contrary, there is nothing wrong with being a Genin for a lifetime. The old man has been a Genin for his entire life. He can live to this age, and this Genin title is definitely a credit. As for the shame, Kazama said, what is face, can life be compared with face?

Some people may say, earning commissions, social status. Kazama can only laugh, there are many ways to make money, working hard is the lowest level. Social status? Before the collapse of Konoha F4, all status is shit. The higher the momentum, the easier it is to be targeted. Either you are manipulated to become the Hokage's lackey, such as a certain enemy of the second pillar. Or you are killed, such as Kakashi's father. Genin is good, you can eat well and not starve to death.

In short, regarding the ninja level, Kazama has made up his mind that he will only upgrade when his strength is higher than his level, just like this Chunin Exam, they will only participate when their Team 6's strength can be on par with the old Chunins. If it were Kazama himself, he would not be unable to do it after hanging around as a Genin for another three years. Anyway, Konoha's Genin are notoriously weak, and one more Kazama would not be too much.

Morino Ibiki, a pervert who loves to play with other people's psychology, looked at the tangled look of the candidates below the stage and felt very comfortable in his heart, "I have finally got you under control." Then he subconsciously looked at Kazama and saw the scene he least wanted to see.

Feng Jian fell asleep on the table. This was a provocation. He actually ignored my arrangement. Wait, I will definitely show you my skills.

"Candidates, please note that you have a final ten minutes to consider." Morino Ibiki was standing next to Kazama's desk. His voice was so loud that the whole class could hear it. He even knocked on the desk solemnly, fearing that Kazama couldn't hear it.

Fengjian’s response was to turn over and continue sleeping.

Morino Ibiki's pupils constricted. He felt offended and extremely disgusted, especially the way he looked at Kazama. He wished he could glare him to death.

Ichiro and Nobuko in the distance smiled at each other tacitly. The hand holding the pen lifted their hair very naturally. Ichiro also glanced at them out of the corner of his eye, and then wrote a number on the paper.

Who says that you must use ninjutsu to convey a message? Who says that you must use fancy tricks to convey a message? The more complicated the means, the more loopholes there are. Simple body language is enough to convey simple information.

Kazama looked around to tell Nobuko the answer, but Nobuko needed to decipher the answer in her own way. As for why Ichiro couldn't figure it out, there were two reasons: Ichiro was behind Kazama and couldn't see all of Kazama's movements; secondly, Ichiro was not good at analysis, so it was better for Nobuko to do the deciphering.

After Nobuko successfully analyzed it, she passed it to Ichiro through simple body language. Because it was too simple, Kazama had to be in front to attract attention. For example, now, Kazama was provoking Morino Ibiki.

As a special jonin of the torture department, he was too confident in his torture psychology. No matter how Kazama, who had already obtained the script through the plot, changed, as long as the essence of the final assessment remained unchanged, it would not work on Kazama. Moreover, Kazama himself did not care about the title of Chunin, and he also had a university diploma from another world, and did not have too much experience in examinations. With the addition of multiple factors, a small trick of collecting intelligence and then transmitting intelligence was completed unknowingly.

As for why Kazama didn't fill in his own answer, haha, if he filled it in, wouldn't it be confirmed that he passed the answer to others? I just didn't write it, and acted provocatively to see other people's answers, but you still can't catch me, which attracted the attention of the Chunin and Morino Ibiki who were paying attention to Kazama.

Once people's attention is too focused, they tend to ignore some details that they think are unimportant, such as the hand holding the pen, coughing, shaking shoulders, etc.

By the time they came to their senses and realized that all of Kazama's actions were just for fun and were not cheating, the information had already been passed on. How could they find out when they came to their senses again? Instead, it aroused the examiner's anger and created an opportunity for Nobuko and Ichiro.

It sounds complicated, but it's actually quite simple. They discussed a complex set of body language in advance, the more obscure the better, and Nobuko was responsible for interpreting it. Ichiro didn't care, because if two people started answering the questions at the same time, it meant that someone passed on the answer, and if they deduced it in reverse, Kazama might be exposed.

After Nobuko has finished most of the questions, she no longer needs to pay attention to Kazama, but passes it on to Ichiro. This time, there is another set of secret words, random and ordinary actions, which contain different information.

In the final analysis, it was to catch the enemy by surprise, reduce the connection between teammates, and then make a feint to the east and attack in the west. It was so simple that no ninja methods were used, and so complicated that no one noticed the body language of the three people. This was a task that required a great deal of tacit understanding to be completed.