My Restaurant's Guests are All Abnormal

Chapter 248: Chapter 108 Third Hokage

Looking at the scene in the living room, Chen Ze was quite alright, feeling more of a sense of achievement. After all, it was he who helped Elena and Andrew reunite.

But it was different for Betty; her tears were flowing like they were worthless. Chen Ze couldn’t help but sigh—indeed, even succubi were made of water.

"Wuuu... Manager... Aaaaah!" Chen Ze looked at Betty, somewhat speechless, as she cried as if she was having a bone set.

"Do you really need to cry that miserably?" Chen Ze was a bit speechless. Even if this were a video game, it was still a happy ending, right?

"I... I might have gotten sand in my eye... Ah, no, Akmond." Betty looked very pained, but Chen Ze could only chuckle in response.

Akmond, my foot. Why don’t you say you’ve got a few Sargeras in your eyes?

But wait a second, Chen Ze suddenly realized. Isn’t Akmond from World of Warcraft? He hadn’t been playing Warcraft lately, so how did Betty know about it?

"Are you Alliance or Horde?" Chen Ze asked abruptly.

"Alliance, fighting for Anduin!" Betty replied instinctively and quickly.

Chen Ze’s mouth twitched, a succubus siding with the Alliance? It seemed more fitting to be Horde. What kind of international joke was this?

"What about you, Manager?" Betty asked curiously, finding that Chen Ze didn’t seem to have a World of Warcraft account.

"I’m Horde," Chen Ze smiled and then lowered his head to start frying pork chops. He planned to make a curry pork chop rice for Elena and Andrew. freewёbnoνel.com

Betty shuddered. Of course, she knew what Horde meant—it was the opposing faction, wasn’t it?

The thought of her often shouting ’Die, Horde pigs!’ gave Betty a chilling sensation.

"Elena, has anyone come looking for you?" Andrew was worried. He still remembered the noble who threatened him and wanted to take Elena away.

"No one, only Aunt Jessica came to ask about your situation," Elena shook her head. She had been cautious, sneaking back with Andrew the day before and striving to avoid other people’s gazes.

But after all, she was just a child and would eventually get noticed. Andrew worried that if he returned alive, would it bring any trouble?

After all, this was a resurrection, something like a miracle. He knew not how many powerful people would be tempted, and Andrew admitted he didn’t have the ability to resist.

Andrew felt troubled. He didn’t want to bother Chen Ze again; after all, his resurrection was very fortunate.

Betty came out looking a bit sheepish, always feeling like Chen Ze might suddenly grab a kitchen knife and shout "Die, Alliance dogs."

As soon as she came out, Betty noticed the weird atmosphere in the living room. After all, Andrew’s deep expression didn’t look like nothing was wrong.

"What’s wrong?" Betty asked curiously.

"It’s nothing, sister Betty. Thank you very much for your and the Manager’s help," Andrew stood up solemnly and bowed earnestly.

"No need, just stay alive and well. Be more careful from now on; don’t let your sister cry till she has no more tears," Betty shook her head, refusing Andrew’s bow.

"Betty, come in and serve the dishes," Chen Ze’s voice rang out, interrupting what Andrew wanted to continue saying.

"Alrighty~," Betty rushed in cheerfully.

Chen Ze looked at the refrigerator. There were plenty of things inside; he knew he had to finish them quickly, otherwise, it would be a waste if they went past their expiration date.

"Naruto, what is this?" The Third Hokage stood behind Naruto, looking at him curiously.

"Grandpa, you’re so annoying. My teacher said I shouldn’t tell anyone else." Naruto’s face showed impatience. Ever since he had cut down a tree with a single wind blade last time, this old man had been following him around often.

"Haha, as one gets older, curiosity tends to grow. Don’t be mad, Little Naruto," said the Third Hokage as he smoked, his eyes fixed tightly on Naruto.

The seal showed no changes; the Nine-Tails must still be locked inside, that much was certain. Most importantly, the ability Naruto used to cut down the Big Tree did not employ chakra.

"Then I’ll demonstrate it just one more time, the last time..." Naruto’s eyes widened at the sight of the Ichiraku Ramen coupon that the Third Hokage took out.

"Alright, I’ll demonstrate it one more time," Naruto changed his mind and meanwhile, he pocketed the Ichiraku Ramen coupon.

"Furious Wind, heed my command!" With a low chant, an invisible blade appeared before Naruto, flew forward, and cut through a large tree that two people could barely wrap their arms around.

The Third Hokage’s gaze was profound; he had ’seen’ it just now—a wind blade, but its power was at best on the level of a Genin, far inferior compared to Wind Escape.

But the Third Hokage wasn’t focused on that. What caught his attention was the way Naruto released the wind blade, simply by reciting a chant and then making it appear out of thin air.

The Third Hokage glanced back and saw a Hyuga Clan member with fierce white eyes shaking his head at him—there was no flow of chakra.

The expression in the Third Hokage’s eyes grew more intense, but a gentle smile remained on his face.

A new ninjutsu, or rather, a ninjutsu that was not ninjutsu—the Third Hokage was well aware of the strategic implications of this thing. If it truly did not require chakra, then did that mean that even villagers could practice this amazing thing?

If it were anyone but Naruto, maybe a crow person or a bird person, the Third Hokage would have had the Anbu take them in for questioning long ago. But Naruto was different.

Naruto was the son of The Fourth Hokage, the Jinchuriki of the Nine-Tails; of course, the latter was the main point.

"Naruto, this thing you did, is it ninjutsu? You’re really amazing, Naruto, to have such ability at such a young age," said the Third Hokage with a smiling face, confident in his understanding of a child’s nature.

"It’s not! This is the magic my teacher taught me!" Naruto said proudly. His teacher had said that he had a talent for magic.

"Oh? A teacher? Does he live in the Village of Konoha?" The Third Hokage caught on to the important point, although he had guessed long ago that Naruto’s teacher was in some magical restaurant.

"Nope, my teacher..." Naruto was a bit confused, the magical restaurant didn’t seem to be a part of the Village of Konoha, but its entrance was indeed there.

"My teacher must be from Konoha," Naruto eventually decided not to dwell on the issue; after all, since the door was in Konoha, it definitely had to be from Konoha.

The Hokage nodded with a smile, thinking it necessary to visit Naruto’s teacher.

Although it was just a very ordinary ninjutsu, due to its strategic significance, the Third Hokage felt he needed to pay a visit.

"Grandpa, stand back. I might not be able to control the next spell," Naruto warned a bit seriously, though he mainly wanted to show off.

"A new magic?" The Third Hokage immediately noticed this.

"Yes, Tornado!"