Tenshukaku!
Naturally, nothing went wrong on the way back.
Tang Ping and the others had only been away for a little over a month, so the changes were not too great.
Other than there being more merchant ships and airships, there were also more people.
There were more people because the number of refugees in the Shinobi World had surged dramatically during this period, and many of them had to pass through Tenshukaku.
As grain dumping and the power of the Currency War became apparent, the Allied Forces appeared to be making a killing. After all, the nobles had gained quite a bit of land and money.
Even the lowly commoners they usually hated, like pests that could never be fully exterminated, had become far fewer. How could they not be happy?
Yet they had not noticed that pricing power over grain was gradually falling into the hands of the Land of Water.
As for the Land of Wind, although the Dawn Canal had greatly increased its grain production, dumping grain from there would have been too obvious. Thus, only the Land of Water ever dumped grain.
Never mind what our environment is like—just tell me, is what we are selling grain or not?
The Allied Forces' nobles did not care where the grain came from. As long as the price was low and it could make them money, that was enough.
As a result, the Allied Forces began experiencing the problem of cheap grain hurting farmers.
Once the farmers could not even support themselves by working the land, waves of refugees began appearing.
Fortunately, the Blazing Sun Country was frantically taking in refugees. Otherwise, the Allied Forces would have descended into chaos long ago.
It could be said that the number of refugees who had entered the Blazing Sun