Naruto Behind the Scenes Big Boss System

"But I always feel that you are a little different." Shimeda said to Harry Nord: "If I guessed correctly, you should be a water magician."

"Why do you think so." Harry Nord said a little puzzled: "I have never been a water magician."

"I think the combination of the two of you is very interesting. One is powerful, and the other is powerful." Shimeda said.

"From the time I played against you, I felt that the two of you were brought to our country, definitely not for the simple purpose of sending letters, but for some special purpose," Shimeda said.

"Then your vision may be really bad. I have never been a water magician, and I am not a magician at all." Harry Nord said.

"Have you ever seen a magician like me on the Elzeland continent? If I were really a magician, I wouldn't be involved in such a thing now." Harry Nord said.

"How high is a magician's status in this world? How could he live in such a poor life like me?" Harry Nord shook his head and said helplessly.

"Although your identity is not a water magician, you should know some water spells. That's right." Shimeda looked at Harry Nord and asked.

"No." Harry Nord said a little speechlessly: "Why do you think I'm a water magician? And I didn't do anything for you, and I didn't do anything special."

"Can you see through a person directly?" Harry Nord said with a smile: "But obviously, you read it wrong, I'm really not what you think."

"But I see how can you never finish the water in your glass?" Shimeda looked at Harry Nord and asked: "Your glass can hold a lot of water, but since we met, you He kept drinking the water in his glass, but he never drank it all."

"If it is based on this alone, can it prove that you are a water magician?" Shimeda said.

"Or you are not a water magician, but you can use some simple water magic." Shimeda said.

"So that's the reason." Harry Nord said with a smile after hearing Shimeda's words: "Besides, you young people, compared with us middle-aged people, still lack life experience."

"Why do you think there must be water in the cup?" Madara Uchiha said to Shimeda with a smile.

"If there is no water in the cup, what is there?" Shimeda said.

"Why must there be something," Madara Uchiha said.

"What do you mean? If there is nothing, what's the point of doing this act of drinking water?" Shimeda said.

"Then why does an action have to be meaningful." Uchiha Madara still said with a smile.

Chapter five hundred and ninety fifth wise man

"Is there really nothing in here?" Shimeda asked Harry Nord in disbelief.

Harry Nord nodded.

"This cup is full of nothing, neither water nor anything," Harry Nord said.

"I didn't make this drink because I wanted to drink, but because I needed to think," Harry Nord said.

"What?" Shimeda said speechlessly: "If you want to think, can't you just use your brain? Why do you need to move your hand and take out a special cup?"

"You don't understand this day, young man, if I stop and think, then it will appear that my thinking can't keep up with yours." Harry Nord said.

"But if I took out a glass of water and pretended to be drinking, then thinking about it slowly would make me appear to be a wise person," Harry Nord said.

"..." After hearing Harry Nord's explanation, Shimeda shook his head helplessly and said, "People of this age have really unique thoughts."

"I really don't understand what's the point of doing this, a very boring person," Shimeda said.

"Some people have their own little habits." Uchiha Madara said to Shimeda with a smile.

"Maybe this can really help him think." Uchiha Madara said.

"And as middle-aged people, we are now in our forties. Isn't it normal to drink water with a cup in hand?" Harry Nord said.

"There's no way anyone would suspect that I don't have any water in this glass," Harry Nord said.

"Just like your performance just now, you would rather suspect that I am a water magician than believe that I am drinking from an empty cup." Harry Nord said.

"My common sense deceived me." Shimeda said with a smile.

"In my common sense of life, I don't think there are such stupid people in this world? They drink water from an empty cup." Shimeda said.

"Actually, I also thought about this, that is, there is not a drop of water in your cup at all, but I don't think it is possible, because there will be no such fools in this world." Shimeda said.

"So young people, don't use your common sense to judge the middle-aged people in this world. Their actions will always exceed your imagination." Harry Nord said to Shimeda.

"I don't actually have any interest in you, and I don't want to judge you. You two should have a good rest, and you should be able to leave tomorrow morning." Shimeda said.

Shimeda brought Madara Uchiha and Harry Nord to a house: "This room is for the two of you today. There is a lot of space inside. If you need to tell the guards outside directly."

"It's really good for the two of us. We only stayed here for one night, and we were even equipped with guards." Uchiha Madara said.

"And still such a beautiful girl." Harry Nord smiled and looked at the two guards and said, "I have never asked a girl to stand guard for me, and I feel a little embarrassed."

"Don't think so much, do you really think these two girls are here to stand guard for you?" Madara Uchiha said.

"They want to see what you're doing at night, or not let you go out." Madara Uchiha said to Harry Nord with a smile.

"You can see that they are also middle-aged people, but there is really a gap in their thinking. One only knows how to drink water." Shimeda said with a smile.

"Do you really think that the two of us and you are specially matched with two good-looking girls to stand guard?" Shimeda said.

"You have to figure out your own identity. Although you and the Queen chatted happily at the dinner table, it is impossible for a person to completely trust you in such a short period of time," Shimeda said.

"I'm leaving tomorrow morning. If you don't grasp it well, you won't have a chance to trust me in the future." Harry Nord said with a smile.

"That's really embarrassing, because we never believe in men in our country," Shimeda said.

"It's very flattering for the two of you to live in a big house now," Shimeda said.