After deliberation, Senya and the Five Kage finally decided:
The Six Permanent Nations of the Ninja Association would send ninja to directly confront the enemies in this Fourth Great Ninja War.
The remaining countries would take on the logistical preparations.
After all, the ninja strength of these small countries and villages was fundamentally incomparable to theirs. A single village only had around a thousand ninja in total, with at most a few dozen jonin—sometimes only a dozen or so.
And even their average strength was inferior to the jonin of the Five Great Nations and Amegakure.
They would have almost no impact on the battle.
Yet this arrangement instead filled the leaders of those villages and countries with guilt.
It made them clearly realize that the Ninja Association was an organization truly striving for the shared development of the Shinobi World.
In the previous three Shinobi Wars, those great nations would only have forced them to send ninja ahead to scout the way, gather intelligence, or even clear traps.
But now, not only were they not being asked to do that, they were not even required to enter the battlefield. It was practically like a dream.
And having them prepare supplies did not mean making them pay.
Instead, their ninja would go to the production areas of the Five Great Nations and be responsible for processing and manufacturing. They only needed to provide labor.
The raw materials would be supplied by the Five Great Nations themselves.
They had no objections to this, and when Senya spoke the following words, they practically went mad.
"Due to the special circumstances of wartime, all logistics personnel in the Five Great Nations will receive one and a half times their peacetime wages."
That single statement made them wish they could immediately teleport every ninja