Chapter 126: CH 126
Sai looked at it again, "I can't read this senpai."
Naruto sighed and took it from him, "What are you dyslexic? It says clearly, 'Scroll 1 of Uzushiogakure's listed existing seal array combinations.' Get your head in the game Mr. Chakra Exhaustion."
Sai gave him a confused look, "I didn't see that at all. It looked like a bunch of random squiggles."
Naruto looked back at the scroll, he could read it as clear as day when Sai could not. Naruto smirked, "Wow, that's really, really good fuuinjutsu. You can't even read this unless you're an Uzumaki. Sucks for you and everyone else still in Root Sai-kouhai."
Sai nodded, "Quite, I assume. So I guess your Uzumaki blood is why it was nigh impossible for Danzo-sama to place his personal fuuinjutsu on you and have it stay effective."
Naruto shrugged, "I guess. Let's load this stuff up so we can get out of here already." Naruto and Sai packed all of the scrolls into Naruto's pockets for the time being, seeing as how any chakra use to seal them in a storage scroll would have tipped off the ever vigilant and uber tough guard statue that had apparently been killing things for over twenty years. After reading that, Naruto and Sai really didn't want to see exactly how good they were, not against that thing.
Naruto noticed something behind the shelves as they finished loading his pockets with scrolls, "What in the?" Naruto pulled the wooden shelves down to find another door behind them, a sheathed sword held in a groove on the door. It was a ninjato like Naruto's utterly eradicated sword. The sheath was black with silver and gold spiral designs all over it. The handle looked smooth and well made, but very plain.
Sai tried to pull it out, getting Naruto to push him back, "You'd think that you would have learned with the vault door and scrolls." Naruto latched on to the blade and tugged on it, getting no give whatsoever.
Naruto sweatdropped as he could have sworn, if Sai showed emotion he would have been giving Naruto the equivalent of an I-told-you-so look, "One moment. I've almost got it."