That made God Organization look like it had run out of tricks.
With the establishment of Reincarnation Village, in addition to the exchange of intelligence among the Reincarnators,
when they learned that Reincarnation Village had actually gained the Main God's recognition and even possessed something like a mission system, more Reincarnators were tempted and chose to join this emerging village.
To these Reincarnators, becoming rogue ninjas and clearing their reputation with their ninja villages no longer seemed so important.
They had once struggled to make their way in the major ninja villages, yet they had often been unable to truly display their talents because of all sorts of restrictions and restraints.
Now, Reincarnation Village had given them a new opportunity, a chance to build something together from nothing.
The leader of Reincarnation Village called himself "Divine Shadow."
This title stirred up considerable controversy in the Shinobi World.
After all, Kage was an exclusive title for the leaders of the Five Great Hidden Villages, representing power and status.
The leaders of smaller villages, no matter how strong they were, could not call themselves Kage.
Yet Divine Shadow did not care about such worldly restraints at all.
He believed that strength was the foundation that decided everything.
As long as Reincarnation Village became strong enough, the title would naturally gain recognition.
The Reincarnators united beneath the Main God's banner, and their destructive power was astonishing.
In Reincarnation Village, the Reincarnators could freely exchange intelligence and share their experiences.
They were no longer fighting alone. They had united to face the challenges of the Shinobi World together.
The power of that unity allowed Reincarnation Village to rise rapidly in a short time, becoming a new force in the Shinobi World.
They were no longer weaklings held back by restrictions, unable to attack ninja