Sure enough, none of them were simple

"This is so hard!"

Hinata suddenly realized that the reason why the Fourth Shinobi World War broke out in the Original Story was because Obito Uchiha declared war first and made the 'Infinite Tsukuyomi Plan' public.

If that's the reason, Hinata really doesn't have much grounds to criticize the Five Great Shinobi Villages.

"Never mind..."

Hinata sat cross-legged on the ground, temporarily abandoning her idea of insisting on belonging to the side of justice.

Regardless of the circumstances, what Hinata is doing now is an act of disrupting peace.

If in Hinata's previous life, Hinata herself could not forgive herself.

According to the values Hinata established in her previous life, the Nine Tailed Beasts have developed their own thoughts and identities, and no one has the right to decide their ownership.

But it is precisely because of this that Hinata abandoned the values she had established in her previous life and only analyzed problems from the perspective of the Naruto world.

Hashirama Senju's act of capturing the Tailed Beasts and distributing Tailed Beasts to the Five Great Shinobi Villages allows Hinata to provide a reasonable explanation for her actions.

The Ninja World has never regarded Tailed Beasts as equal beings.

The suffering of Naruto, Gaara, and Jinchuriki was caused by Hashirama Senju.

That's why Hinata could accuse the Five Great Shinobi Villages of being bandits and stealing the Tailed Beasts that originally belonged to Kaguya Otsutsuki without any psychological burden.

Hinata's guilt over plotting made Hinata eager to portray herself as a righteous person.

However, so-called justice is actually only about one's stance.

Just like Pain said, you have your justice, and I have mine.

True justice belongs only to the victors.

Now that things have come to this, Hinata can only use this reason to convince herself to keep going and not feel lost and confused about the future.

To be honest, it does seem a bit like self-deception...

'Da da da...'

As footsteps approached, Hinata knew without turning around that it was Kakashi.

"You've been practicing diligently lately!"

Kakashi scratched his head and, trying to make conversation, said, "You used to start making excuses to slack off after just five minutes of training..."

"Teacher Kakashi!"

Hinata greeted them, shrugged, and said, "There's nothing I can do! As you grow up, you understand a lot of things."

Kakashi's expression turned serious, and he said solemnly, "It seems you're still bothered by that matter..."

"That's not true!"

Hinata said nonchalantly, "I can understand the responsibilities that a ninja must bear, and I can also understand the village's actions."

"It concerns the village's strategic deployment, so it's understandable that no explanation is needed."

Kakashi breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing this.

"It's good that you can figure it out yourself. I was a little worried at first, since it's your first time experiencing something like this."

Hinata tilted her head and chuckled, "Speaking of which, those ninjas were the innocent ones!"

If the village really makes this plan public, what will the 2,300 ninjas who arrived at the front line with Hinata think?

Did the village treat them as cannon fodder?

"Teacher Kakashi, can you tell me about yourself?"

At this Hinata suddenly wanted to understand Kakashi's true feelings. Could Kakashi really let go of the deaths of his father, his comrades, and his teacher?

"Me!"

Kakashi scratched his head, a complex emotion and a barely perceptible hint of helplessness flashing in his right eye, which was the only part of his face visible.

"There's not much to say about my situation. It's been so many years... uh... that's about it."

Hinata really wanted to complain about Kakashi, but after dawdling for a long time, she ultimately said nothing.

However, Hinata could understand to some extent the complexities deep within Kakashi's heart.

Kakashi, who grew up in Konoha, has been completely brainwashed by Konoha's ideology, which is why he has been so decadent for so many years and doesn't know where his future lies.

Perhaps Kakashi harbors a deep sense of powerlessness deep down!

Hinata stopped dwelling on Kakashi's past and instead asked, "Teacher Kakashi, what brings you here? You're not just trying to comfort me, are you?"

"It's been three days already, and you're only arriving now? That's way too late!"

Kakashi rolled his dead fish eyes and said weakly, "There are some things you have to figure out for yourself."

"After all, you're going through a rebellious phase right now. If I interfere rashly, it might backfire."

Hinata: "..."

Okay! Physiologically speaking, thirteen-year- Hinata is at the age of rebellion.

Hinata pouted. "Tell me more about it!"

"All right!"

Kakashi considered for a moment and explained, "Our role is to intimidate the ninja forces of Kumogakure, while your role is to lure Kumogakure into testing your strength."

"Kumogakure might see through our plan, but if Kumogakure still wants to persuade Iwagakure, even if they know it's a trap, they will definitely send someone to probe your intelligence."

Hinata nodded slightly.

The Kumogakure is a pro-war faction, and to eliminate Ōnoki's concerns, they must weaken Hinata's influence.

As long as the Kumogakure indicates that Hinata's power is not invincible, Ōnoki will definitely seize the opportunity to kill the still young Hinata.

After all, Hinata is only thirteen years old now, and she has a lot of potential for growth in the future.

Kakashi continued, "The village is also divided into two factions. This mission is very dangerous. If it is not handled properly, war will break out immediately."

On one hand, Tsunade wanted to demonstrate Hinata's power, and on the other hand, she wanted to compromise with the villages of the Shinobi World and make concessions on the matter of 'Impure World Reincarnation'.

However, Danzo will definitely use this incident to his advantage.

After a pause, Kakashi added, "Of course, I'm just guessing... perhaps the village has other considerations."

Hinata: "..."

Since Konoha concealed its plan, then Konoha's plan must have been arranged based on Hinata's personality.

And Kakashi too.

With Kakashi's shrewdness, he realized from the beginning that arranging Hinata and the ninja forces together was a completely unreasonable tactical deployment.

The village will surely consider that Kakashi might subtly tell Hinata the 'truth'.

Hinata hadn't thought too much about it at first, but after hearing Kakashi's words, Hinata suddenly felt like she had overlooked something.

What exactly is it...?

"It's dawn!"

Hinata suddenly looked up at Kakashi.

If Tsunade had any other purpose, it would certainly be to bring the Tsunade Akatsuki back into the spotlight of the Shinobi World.

Tsunade possessed extensive intelligence, so she was well Akatsuki's threat to the Shinobi World, and even more so of the powerful enemies that existed outside the Ninja World.

If Hinata's guess is correct, then Black Zetsu has completely fallen into Tsunade's trap.

"With the conflict erupting among the Five Great Shinobi Villages, the Akatsuki will certainly not remain indifferent. As long as they take any action, they will inevitably reveal their weaknesses."

"And this flaw will allow the Kumogakure to completely calm down!"