Chapter 799: , I Am a Legend

Thanks to the Takigakure secret technique "Earth Grudge Fear," Kakuzu's strength was able to grow into a true Kage-level.

Not only that, the secret technique Earth Grudge Fear also brought Kakuzu a long life; to this day, the once powerful First Hokage Senju Hashirama has fallen and passed away, but it is this "little ant" who is still living a good life in the Ninja World.

Time changes, and the vicissitudes of life are truly sigh-worthy.

The strength of the God of Ninja Senju Hashirama needs no mention, and because of "that battle" with Senju Hashirama back then, Kakuzu also became famous in the Ninja World.

After all, the only person in the entire Ninja World who could fight Senju Hashirama and retreat unscathed seemed to be Uchiha Madara.

And what kind of existence Uchiha Madara was, naturally needs no mention.

At a glance, rounding it up, Kakuzu seemed to be able to be equated with Uchiha Madara.

After experiencing a life-and-death ordeal, Kakuzu could be considered to have completely seen through human nature, and his face had become thicker.

Whenever he met someone, he would brag about this incredibly "glorious resume."

Many insiders at the time naturally scoffed at Kakuzu's thick-skinned nature; Senju Hashirama naturally wouldn't care about the clamor of a small character like Kakuzu, so he let him be.

Over time, as the insiders of that year gradually died of old age one by one, Kakuzu, who had survived until now, completely relied on the resume of not dying after fighting the First Hokage to become a "Ninja World Legend."

In the Underground Exchange, many ninjas who didn't know the truth even directly regarded Kakuzu as their idol.

It just makes one sigh that fate really plays tricks on people.

Because he already had Kage-level strength, the Takigakure side had no ability to do anything to Kakuzu, so they could only let him be.

And after the battle with Hashirama, Kakuzu also completely recognized himself and no longer thought about stirring up trouble in the Ninja World, but instead devoted himself entirely to satisfying his own "hobby."

And Kakuzu had only one hobby—making money.

From then on, Kakuzu began to be active in the underground world, hunting bounties to earn money.

Even in Kakuzu's long "working" career, the high bounty of this mission was enough to rank at the forefront.

After all, on that bounty list, there were not many characters with bounties over 100 million who were easy to deal with.

When it really comes to fighting, who takes whose head to collect the bounty is really hard to say.

And most importantly, the target of this huge bounty of 100 million Ryo was just a mere Jonin; how could Kakuzu not be tempted?

So, risking his old life, Kakuzu managed to rush from the Land of Fire to the Land of Rain in just one night.

According to the information Kakuzu obtained, he came to a gambling house in the town, looking for the person who claimed to know the whereabouts of the fat sheep.

For the thugs and bandits active at the grassroots level of the Ninja World, they were just ordinary people and didn't have the powerful combat power of ninjas.

Relying on the bounties of the Underground Exchange to make a living was likely difficult to maintain a livelihood, so apart from some low-amount bounties in the Underground Exchange, this group of people had to think of other ways to make a living.

The means they used to make a living were naturally very limited, and when it came down to it, they were nothing more than "prostitution, gambling, and drugs."

Brothels, casinos, opium dens...

Places like these were the gathering places for these people.

Kakuzu pushed open the old wooden door of the casino fence and walked into it slowly.

And when Kakuzu walked into the smoke-filled casino, he couldn't help but frown.

In the narrow space, all kinds of gambling tools were dense, and on these tools, a thick layer of yellow grease was often accumulated, making people feel a sense of rejection in their hearts.

Simple, dirty, crowded...

Everywhere he looked, there were only pickled and dilapidated colors.

His "working" career had given Kakuzu rich hunting experience; he understood that sometimes these seemingly insignificant ordinary people had intelligence channels that ninjas couldn't compare to.

Therefore, he didn't doubt whether this group of people really had the intelligence of the "fat sheep."

As for the dirt and clutter, it was not in Kakuzu's consideration at all; after all, to some extent, when it came to the degree of "rejection," these were all small potatoes compared to him.

The reason Kakuzu frowned was that at this moment, in this narrow space, a dense crowd of people had already gathered.

They were either standing or sitting, and the moment they saw Kakuzu, they looked at him with cold gazes simultaneously.

And these people were clearly not ordinary people. ===== CHAPTER 801 =====