The Raikage looked at the efficient, orderly puppet army, a trace of surprise flashing through his eyes, yet he still said stubbornly, "Hmph, they're just for show. Once they reach the battlefield, there's no telling how much use they'll actually be!"
Hyuga Kei smiled without pursuing the matter further. "Raikage-sama, we'll wait and see."
Ōnoki, the Tsuchikage, frowned deeply and asked, "Technology? What kind of technology possesses such power?"
Hyuga Kei continued making up an explanation. "This is the culmination of the Federation's research over many years. Through specialized chakra transmission devices and precise mechanical structures, it enables accurate control and efficient movement of the puppets."
This could be considered a trap Hyuga Kei had left for them. These people would definitely secretly take a few back for research, but they would get no results.
But the final interpretation belonged to Hyuga Kei. Who told them to try stealing Federation technology?
Though after the war, the Five Great Nations might no longer exist.
Mei Terumi, the Mizukage, nodded thoughtfully. "I see. No wonder it's so remarkable. Once I return, I'll have to increase our research efforts. I didn't expect the gap between Kirigakure and the Federation to still be so great."
Hyuga Kei waved a hand. "Let's go, everyone. Since the battle could begin at any moment, we should formulate our strategy and discuss the specific combat arrangements."
The group descended from the platform and entered a tent used for meetings, where everyone took their seats.
Then they all looked toward Hyuga Kei. He was the commander of this battle, so naturally, he had to speak first.
Hyuga Kei asked the Federation statistician beside him, "First, report the troop numbers so everyone has a clear understanding."
"Yes. The total number of Allied Forces this time has reached people, with puppet