Because it was another reenactment of that classic scene, the Third Hokage, Utatane Koharu, and Mitokado Homura instinctively pinned Danzo's death back then on Toneri.
As for the possibility that there was a second person in the Ninja World capable of recreating such a scene, the three of them had never considered it at all.
Having even one person like that was already enough to make people tremble in fear.
If another one appeared, wouldn't the Ninja World be turned upside down?
If such powerful figures started appearing in groups, the rule of the Five Great Shinobi Villages would basically be over.
This was also the main reason why the various Shinobi Villages had ultimately chosen to conceal some of the legends concerning the Ninja World.
After all, they were simply too shocking.
Thus, their final public explanation was that they were natural phenomena.
To maintain their rule and avoid causing panic, this was the only thing the upper echelons of the various Shinobi Villages could do.
Although some people might still refuse to believe it, ordinary villagers generally placed absolute faith in the decisions of their own village's higher-ups.
Whether in his previous life or this one, no matter what country it was, things were more or less the same.
Therefore, how could the Five Great Shinobi Villages, and even some smaller Shinobi Villages, possibly have been unaware of the commotion caused by Soji's battle with Old Madara?
Konoha in particular!
After all, Soji and Old Madara's battle had taken place within the Land of Fire!
In that battle, Soji and Old Madara had fought all the way from inland to the coast. Mountains, rivers, and terrain had all been changed, while everything along their path had been reduced to nothing. Even the sea had been affected by Soji's