For Senyo, one consequence of unifying the Shinobi World was that many matters now required his personal decision.
Although he did not particularly enjoy handling such trivial affairs, unifying the Shinobi World still gave him a certain sense of accomplishment.
That sense of accomplishment kept him seated in the Hokage's Office for all of three minutes.
He made some earnest plans for the future of the Shinobi World.
Shikaku Nara and Shikaku were overjoyed, thinking Senyo was preparing to take power into his own hands.
So they sent over a large number of government documents requiring Senyo's signature.
After working for over a week, Senyo's passion for unifying the Shinobi World had been spent.
He was about to become a hands-off boss again.
Senyo grinned as he watched Minato seriously reviewing documents.
Then he directly dumped a huge stack of papers onto Minato's desk.
"It's all yours, Minato!"
Minato looked up in disbelief. "Senyo, you don't want to do this anymore?"
Senyo clapped his hands. "When I was running around doing missions to make a living, I was already working every day."
"Now that I've become the Fifth Hokage, I'm still doing it? Then wouldn't becoming Hokage have been for nothing?"
"If you ask me, we're fine just being symbols of military strength. Let the people below handle the rest."
"Or we can choose a new Hokage."
Minato, who had been exhausted lately, propped his chin on his hand and actually began considering whether that was feasible.
"But should the old method of selecting a Hokage—and even the title of Hokage itself—be abolished?"
After thinking for a while, Minato raised the question with Senyo.
All the other Kage titles had already been abolished. Only the Hokage remained.
Although everyone tacitly acknowledged Senyo as the ruler of the Land of Fire,