"Then, since we've reached a consensus, let's discuss the war against the Sand Hidden Village."
Mimi did not keep pressing Tsunade. This wasn't the first time the woman had suffered a setback, and she had long since gotten used to it.
"At this stage, any deaths and sacrifices are acceptable. With resurrection as our trump card, we can act without restraint." Mimi said, "Once the dust has settled, we can carry out a large-scale resurrection. Therefore, in the Shinobi World, we stand on absolutely invincible ground."
Tsunade nodded in agreement. Looking back at the number of deaths marked in the report, it no longer hurt quite so much.
So this was how Mimi had always seen things.
Tsunade finally understood Mimi's thinking.
"Then, do you have any plans for dealing with the Sand Hidden Village?"
"Plans are tested out step by step." Mimi said, "By piling up lives."
"I understand." Tsunade said.
After learning that everyone could be resurrected, Tsunade felt at ease enough to act without restraint.
But she still asked,
"Don't you have even the slightest plan?"
Because Tsunade had always believed in Mimi.
I might not be able to do it, but Mimi definitely can.
"It can't be said that I have no plan at all." Mimi said, "The Sand Hidden Village's Human Puppet technique is certainly worthy of praise, but it isn't without flaws."
"First of all, there's still the matter of the soul."
"While killing, it absorbs souls to strengthen itself."
"I'm very curious about where its limit lies."
"Could the sheer size of its own soul eventually overwhelm it and cause its self to collapse?"
"Is that so?" Tsunade tapped the tabletop, then said after a moment, "Wouldn't that just be sending people to their deaths?"
"Exactly." Mimi propped up her cheek with one