City People Know How to Play!

Fire Extinguishing Plan!

Tang Ping's title was "Purification Flame," and the Tenshukaku promoted the "Blazing Sun Will," which was why they had come up with such a highly targeted codename.

And this plan involved far more than just the Three Great Ninja Villages.

There were also the Daimyo and nobles.

They might have seemed rotten and foolish, but once they realized someone threatened the foundation of their existence, they immediately became "shrewd."

Not only did they work to persuade the Three Great Ninja Villages, they also secretly assembled shinobi forces and prepared supplies.

They had even planned the marching routes.

Their efficiency was explosive!

It could only be said that a sense of crisis was the best motivator.

For this Fire Extinguishing Plan, aside from shinobi, the Daimyo would also deploy airships and Flying Corps.

How could the nobles possibly have failed to buy something as useful as airships?

No!

Rather, more than half of the airships sold were in the hands of nobles.

Ordinary people had no money to buy such things.

Even those bought by merchant associations were mostly backed by nobles, so they still counted as being under noble control.

As for Flying Corps, they were an even greater area of investment.

With the Tenshukaku there to "copy homework" from, the construction of Flying Corps had gone remarkably smoothly.

Gliders did not contain much technical value, so the Five Great Nations and many other forces could make them themselves. At most, the quality varied wildly.

What truly held value were the Tenshukaku's aircraft—or Flying Machines.

Any single technology on them was generations ahead of its time.

However, the Tenshukaku had done a good job keeping such things secret.

Besides, even if they handed those things to other forces, few would be able to reverse-engineer them.

The key