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... gs were sore from standing, but he patiently memorized the content of third Hokage's speech.

As someone with intentions defect, he couldn't show any dissatisfaction or strangeness before he made his move. In other words, what the Third Hokage, Sarutobi Hiruzen, said would likely be tested in school.

'Although the speech by the Third Hokage were less profound than the motivational articles i had read in my previous life', Shiraishi thought.

After the speech, the students o ...

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