Meanwhile, as the Five Great Shinobi Villages searched for traces of the Akatsuki Organization, the Akatsuki members kept constantly changing locations.
To prevent their whereabouts from being exposed, Nagato once again had White Zetsu Clones monitor every Akatsuki member one-on-one.
Nagato had always known there was a traitor among the Akatsuki members; he just did not know who it was.
Thus, having White Zetsu Clones watch every member was merely a precaution.
That was the main reason Soji once again failed to receive any information from the infiltrators.
At such a critical time for the Akatsuki Organization, Nagato was being incredibly cautious!
Especially now that the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path had just absorbed Isobu and Six-Tails Saiken, while also suffering a severe injury from losing an arm, Nagato acted even more carefully.
Fortunately, every Akatsuki member was an elite among elites. The scouts sent by the Five Great Shinobi Villages could not even catch sight of their taillights.
Even if they occasionally discovered traces of Akatsuki members, they were either silenced, or the Akatsuki members immediately relocated their hiding place.
For a time, the Five Great Shinobi Villages and the Akatsuki Organization played a game of "hide-and-seek."
Yet in this game of "hide-and-seek," the Five Great Shinobi Villages were clearly the ones constantly suffering losses.
After all, the scouts sent out by the Five Great Shinobi Villages could hardly have been too powerful.
Even if they found traces of the Akatsuki Organization, relaying the information back would be extraordinarily difficult.
That was precisely why the Akatsuki members had never been cornered by the powerful shinobi of the Five Great Shinobi Villages.
However, this arrangement clearly could not continue for long.
Nearly every Akatsuki member was a Kage-level powerhouse. Expecting such a group to move together every day was