The Shinobi World changed by the moment, but no matter how much it changed, its great powers had never imagined this.
In merely half a month,
Iwagakure, one of the Five Great Shinobi Villages, would be defeated by the small Land of Rain—defeated so utterly that its Daimyo and nobles were all killed. Ōnoki, Iwagakure's Tsuchikage, died at the village gates. Two Jinchuriki were slain. Iwagakure was completely occupied, utterly incapable of resistance.
Following the destruction of the Land of Earth, Danzo Shimura led men to slaughter the Daimyo and nobles of the Land of Wind. Jiraiya and Orochimaru arrived at Sand Village, and Jiraiya sighed as he summoned the Steel Colossus to persuade Sand Village's resistance faction to surrender.
The entire resistance faction of Sand Village, led by Chiyo and Ebizo, was captured. Neji Hyuga sent Shikaku Nara to implement a massive migration policy in Sand Village, relocating all its people to the Land of Fire. The former site of Sand Village would become a large factory mining ore in the desert.
In every conquered shinobi village, the people could not be allowed to gather in their former homes.
Letting them remain clustered in their homeland would make rebellion far too likely, and suppressing it later would be troublesome.
Besides, the conditions in those places were terrible. It was better to move them directly to the Land of Fire and give them better lives.
Tenten and Neji began implementing migration policies in every conquered shinobi village, relocating the residents and arranging new places for them to live.
Waves instantly swept across the Shinobi World.
The Daimyo and nobles of small countries such as the Land of Rivers, Land of Birds, Land of Grass, Land of Waterfalls, Land of Frost, and Land of Iron suffered assassinations of varying intensity. A