'She is definitely a businesswoman, as she is already thinking about future problems which may arise,' Kaida thought.
And then said,
"Don't worry, aunty. I don't think the other two bathhouses will be able to copy this idea because the herbs and plants I'm talking about are found in the Land of Rice. Also, not many merchants are into that business, so acquiring those herbs will be quite difficult for them. But we can do that easily; with me and brother, we can easily get those herbs within a day.
Also, by the time others find out about the success of this idea, we would already have established our bathhouse firmly, and I don't think other major clans will copy this idea, so there won't be much competition to begin with," Kaida said.
Hae nodded her head and then said,
"Good, but the bathhouse you're talking about is going to need a very big initial investment," Hae said.
"Aunty, do you have any idea how much it's going to cost me?" Kaida asked.
"Just building that bathhouse is going to cost you roughly around 2-3 million Ryo, then employing seal masters to make those seals for keeping the water warm and cold, as well as keeping the air clean and other seals, will cost you another 1 million.
After adding other miscellaneous costs like promotion, initial free deals, and staff salaries, it will cost you around another half a million Ryo.
In total, it will cost 5 million Ryo at the very least. Do you think you can afford it?" Hae asked.
Since each D-rank mission gave around 5-6 thousand Ryo, and Kaida had completed more than 10,000 D-rank missions, he should now have had 50 million Ryo, but sadly, he was not that lucky. Since not all the missions he completed paid such a high amount, the Uchiha clan was mostly getting those missions which didn't pay much, like removing grass from the lawn, cleaning cattle, fixing leaking roofs, and other small tasks. No one is going to pay 5000 Ryo for such tasks. Sometimes, Kaida only got 200 Ryo for some missions.
But still, those amounts stacked up, and now he had 3.5 million in his pocket.
Kaida looked into Hae's eyes and said,
"I only have 3.5 million Ryo, Aunty, but I will earn the rest of the amount in 1-2 months."
"That will be enough. With that much amount, we can start the construction work very soon, since construction will at least take 1 month even with the best workers. You will have more than enough time.
And if you are unable to earn that much within that timeframe, we can invest in your business. Don't worry, I will not take any share from you," Hae said with a smile.
"Why would you need a share in your own business, aunty?" Kaida asked.
"Hahaha, right, since it is my own business, just 3.5 million Ryo will be enough. I will make it ready within 2 months," Hae said.
"Thank you, aunty. All that money is in this account," Kaida gave his card to Hae.
Hae also accepted that card without any hesitation, and then asked,
"Before we begin construction, we have to register this. Whose name do you want to be on the papers?"
After thinking for some seconds, Kaida said,
"Yours."
"Okay, then I will get the paperwork done within three days," Hae said.
After that, they enjoyed the food and discussed some more things about the business. During the discussion, Kaida found out that Shisui, though powerful, had no idea how to handle a business.
'Heck, this guy just knows how to handle things which require power, and no idea about things that require politics and plans. No wonder he went to Danzo, saying he was going to use his ability to stop the coup and fucked his whole plan up.
Well, this time I have to stop him from doing so,' Kaida thought.
After that, they ate breakfast. Kaida left for the hospital, while Hae went to start the paperwork for the bathhouse.
"It looks like I'm the only one who doesn't have anything to do now," Shisui thought.
...
Kaida went to the hospital and was going toward Mitsuru's office when the receptionist called him,
"Kaida, Mitsuru-sama is not in her office. She has asked you to go back to the previous room where she was teaching you."
"Okay, thanks," Kaida said and ran toward the same room which had the dead body of the bandits.
"Good morning, sensei," Kaida said after entering the room.
Mitsuru was sitting on a chair next to the dead body. Normal people would have a problem sitting next to a dead body, but medical ninjas had to deal with them on a daily basis, so any aversion they had toward dead bodies got removed over time.
"Good morning. Did you read enough about human anatomy?" Mitsuru asked.
"Yes, sensei. I have read all the books in the libraries related to the topic of human anatomy," Kaida said.
"Good, then tell me about this."
"These primary muscle groups that support the shoulder joint are the rotator cuff muscles. The four rotator cuff muscles are the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and subscapularis. Together, the rotator cuff muscles form a musculotendinous cuff as they insert on the proximal humerus..." Kaida explained about various parts Mitsuru pointed out.
"Good, this much is enough. Now I'm going to teach you how these muscles actually work," Mitsuru said and started cutting open the skin of the dead body.
"See, these muscles are responsible for your leg movement, though these are present at the hip. If someone gets a tear here, it will be next to impossible for them to move their legs.
Also, this part is connected to the spine, so you have to be careful here..." Mitsuru started teaching Kaida about every muscle once again, but this time it was practical knowledge, much more important than the theoretical knowledge he got from the library.
After teaching for 2 hours, Mitsuru gave Kaida the knives and asked,
"Now it's your turn. Cut that body, cut open every muscle I had shown you, and stitch them back just like me."
Kaida nodded his head and went into business, but obviously, he failed at the first attempt. Killing someone is actually not difficult, just a matter of seconds, but such operations are actually way more difficult, not only physically but mentally too.
Kaida had to get used to all that goo and slippery feeling. It took him a full day to complete the task perfectly. After he was done with the operation, the dead body looked more dead than before, if that makes sense.