"Ahhh, the monster's here!" Seeing that Gaara ignored him, the goofy Sunagakure student screamed in terror as he ran, rushing down the rooftop stairs.
"Bang!"
"Ow, ah!"
Perhaps because he was too frightened and ran too fast, the goofy Sunagakure student missed his footing and tumbled down the stairs again.
Of course, no matter how much he screamed and yelled, no one on the rooftop paid him any attention.
Only when Rasa heard that goofy Sunagakure student call Gaara a monster did he subconsciously frown, feeling deeply displeased.
But the rumor that Gaara was a monster had long been known throughout all of Sunagakure.
So no matter how angry he was, it was useless.
Rather, a large part of the reason the rumor that Gaara was a monster had spread was because of Rasa himself.
And the reason Rasa felt displeased was merely because that goofy Sunagakure student had dared to shout such words in front of him, the Fourth Kazekage.
Yes, that was all!
Other than that, even Rasa himself regarded Gaara, his youngest son, as a monster.
For one, the moment this child was born, he caused the death of the wife Rasa loved most.
It could be said that Gaara bore the greatest responsibility for his wife's death, even if Gaara had never intended it.
That was why, when Sunagakure's higher-ups discussed who should become the next Jinchuriki after Bunpuku, Rasa chose Gaara.
Perhaps this was the only form of revenge he could think of as a father who did not know how to treat the young son who had caused his wife's death.
Secondly, during Gaara's rampages, he had caused Sunagakure far too many losses in manpower and resources.
If he could trade Gaara's life for his wife's, Rasa would surely do so.
"Gaara, why are