Keima rattled on and on, but there was really only one central point.
They wanted to surrender, and they wanted to become Sand Traitors now.
"This intelligence will only remain valid today and tomorrow."
"There will be changes tomorrow at four in the afternoon."
"If Lady Tsunade needs the latest intelligence, she can send someone here in advance."
Keima took out another slip of paper for communication, with the contact location and code phrase already written on it.
Tsunade put it away directly. "I'll consider it. If we cooperate, I'll send someone to contact you."
"Then we shall await good news." Keima gave a bow.
Tsunade summoned several Anbu to quietly escort them out.
After they left, Tsunade held the intelligence report and began to think. She had fought so many wars—what had she not seen?
There had been plenty of people willing to sell out their villages for glory, but those seeking surrender from Sunagakure this time were clearly members of its upper ranks.
Otherwise, their intelligence would not have been so comprehensive.
Still, there was plenty of room for maneuver in a matter like this, and it could also be a trap set by Sunagakure.
After all, they had just advanced to Suna City. As long as they captured this city,
Konoha could push forward across a vast stretch of territory once more.
I should discuss this with Minato.
Although Tsunade could make the decision herself in a matter like this, there was no harm in pooling their wisdom.
After all, Minato and Senyo, the two Hokage, were still around.
Tsunade quickly arrived at a tall tower within the stronghold.
This tower was a communications tower built by Konoha's Barrier Division.
It was used to transmit signals through a long-range communication barrier.
Although its transmission range was limited