manynovel Chapter 544 Heading to Kirigakure
Chapter 544 Heading to Kirigakure
Yekura was speechless after hearing Masaki's words.
This matter can't be let go, right?
No, is Masaki deliberately embarrassing her to change the subject and stop her from pursuing the issue of gossip backlash?
Yecang wasn't stupid either. Having spent so much time with the gossip trio, anyone with a bit of insight should be able to figure out their logic by now.
However, Yecang didn't take it seriously, because taking it seriously would make her seem anxious, giving the impression of trying to hide something obvious.
"By the way, the situation in Kirigakure is actually quite similar to that in Sunagakure. You might encounter a similar situation when you get there."
As the group prepared to enter the Flying Thunder Formation, Gaara suddenly remembered something and reminded them of something.
The so-called "similar situation" refers to groups like Fa Yi, who are either conservative or ambitious, and in short, those who hinder development and think all day long about "the old village coming back".
Of the five great ninja villages, Sunagakure and Kirigakure are the most severely affected.
In both villages, the older generation passed away while the younger generation took over.
In fact, Kumogakure could have been classified as this type of village, but the Raikage took over too early. Now they are all almost fifty years old, and their methods and mastery are incomparable to Gaara and Mei Terumi.
In Iwagakure, having an elder in the family is like having a treasure.
If you encounter any trouble, just go to Onoki.
With a veteran like him standing there, no one dared to say anything.
After being traumatized by the Uchiha, Onoki "fell" and abandoned the Will of Stone, which can be considered a lawful corruption.
Willing to disregard everything for the benefit of the village, the Will of Stone transformed into a Dark Will.
In the original story, he only regained the Will of Stone when the Five Kage cooperated to fight Madara.
Now, thanks to Kurotsuchi's influence and the fact that he has indeed seen hope for peace in the ninja world, Onoki has regained half of his true self.
Whether Onoki is found or not is none of anyone else's business.
To others, Onoki is still the dictator who has "turned to the dark side".
Oh right, in the Boruto storyline, the aging and senile Onoki once again lost the Will of Stone, becoming a dictator who directly sidelined the Fourth Tsuchikage, Kurotsuchi, created artificial humans, used genjutsu to block information, and bypassed the higher-ups to seize military and political power in Iwagakure.
The ending, naturally, is that before his death, he once again regained the Will of Stone.
There are no signs of this in Onoki yet, so let's leave it at that for now.
As for Konoha.
Although Tsunade is not young, her rise to power can actually be categorized under this situation.
Although Konoha Village doesn't have the saying "an elder in the family is a treasure," when Tsunade ascended to the throne, there were only a few old fogies who were hindering her.
But the question is, why is it necessary to have "one old person"?
Instead of searching for an elder, create your own.
The older generation is indeed dead, so why not just resurrect them through impure means?
Although Konoha and the Land of Fire were the last of the Five Great Nations to begin reforms and initially had the most serious problems, over time, the Land of Fire and Konoha have become the places with the fewest voices of opposition, except for Amegakure.
It's much better than Iwagakure, which was the first to undergo reforms and has a treasure trove of resources.
However, this is not because Tsunade's political skills are particularly outstanding, nor is it because the people of Konoha and the Land of Fire are particularly compliant or easy to talk to.
There is no such thing as a peaceful and tranquil life; it is just that Tobirama Senju's Flying Thunder God Technique and Multiple Shadow Clone Techniques are carrying a heavy burden as he moves forward.
When Tobirama Senju wanted to kill someone, even Hashirama Senju couldn't protect him.
If I put a Flying Thunder God mark on your takeout, and you're eating it, and suddenly a Flying Thunder Array comes slashing at you, how would you defend against it?
If there were more people, the second generation wouldn't even bother coming; they would simply use the Flying Thunder God Derivative Technique developed by the fourth generation—the Flying Thunder God Guided Thunder—to infinitely teleport the multiplicative explosive tags.
It can only be said that no two people from the same family can excel.
When faced with people who hindered the village's development, Tobirama Senju would give them a serious lecture, but if he found that the lecture was ineffective, he would simply slash them with his sword.
When faced with someone who hinders the village's development, Hashirama Senju would try to persuade them with a kind expression, but when he realized that persuasion was ineffective, he could only turn around and stab them with a pained look on his face.
Madara Uchiha has the absolute right to speak on this matter.
In short, no matter how good Mei Terumi's methods are, she is too busy to deal with all the problems in Kirigakure.
Even with the help of the reanimated Hozuki Gengetsu, it wouldn't achieve the same effect that Tobirama Senju had on Konoha.
Gengetsu Hozuki, the boy with the small mustache, is still too kind.
Consider his performance in the Fourth Shinobi World War; he didn't even have the heart to kill those useless ninjas from outside his village in the Allied Shinobi Forces.
But if it were the Third Mizukage, the one who opened the Blood Mist Village of the Primordial Doctrine...
That's hard to say.
After all, those who oppose Mei Terumi now actually want to return to the Blood Mist Village.
Even if it were the Third Mizukage, he wouldn't have the nerve to lay a hand on these younger ninjas from the same village who were essentially idolizing and worshipping the era he created, would he?
I think so?
Unless the Third Mizukage is an absolutely ruthless person like Tobirama Senju.
However, this part of history is not recorded.
What everyone knows is that the Third Mizukage established the Village of Blood Mist, but the Blood Mist policy was truly popularized after it was controlled by Madara Uchiha.
You cannot assume that the original Blood Mist was the same just because the later Blood Mist was extremely cruel, and thus conclude that the Third Mizukage was a ruthless person.
Just as the Will of Fire is now filled with bonds and what is right, does that mean we can go back and conclude that Hashirama Senju and Madara Uchiha were bond-type ninjas when they founded Konoha, and that it was perfectly right for them?
Even if they are indeed absolutely right, that doesn't mean we can draw that conclusion.
And so, the group used the Flying Thunder Formation to travel to Kirigakure.
Kakashi also extended an invitation to Might Guy of Konoha.
In Kakashi's eyes, Violet initially reminded him of Guy, and now that she's clinging to him, she seems even more like him.
Instead of having him help develop some kind of breathing technique, why not have Kai, a master of physical combat, come over? Wouldn't it be much better for two people specializing in physical combat to clash together than for him to just daydream?
Moreover, after arriving at Kirigakure, he also has a main quest to promote Sage Mode.
There definitely won't be time to deal with Violet then, so Violet can't just stand by and watch, can she?
Or are we just going to the beach for a vacation?
Given that Violet has a personality similar to Akai's, she'd probably have a hard time keeping herself busy. It would be better to bring Akai over and let the two of them mix together.
It won't take Kai much time to get here; he can just go to the Flying Thunder Formation teleportation point in Konoha.
In Konoha, after receiving the message, Guy immediately notified his three subordinates.
"Tenten, Neji, Lee, this is Kakashi's challenge to us."
Kai held the letter Kakashi had written to him with a serious expression.