The people from the Four Villages also needed to be revived, but the terms had to be negotiated beforehand.
Merging into Konoha was the most basic condition. As for the other details, Mito would oversee them. Mimi only wanted capable tools, and the more basic units capable of producing and handing over Chakra, the better.
An investment always needed a return.
Doing charity was easy enough, but public welfare was just a little more difficult.
Because various problems existed, only a small batch of members from the Four Villages was revived at first.
There were still many problems to solve before they could truly integrate into Konoha.
Even with the Sand Hidden Village from back then, minor problems still occurred from time to time.
For example, fights between the Second Hokage and the others still resulted from their different positions, and similar incidents happened occasionally.
They remained within a range that had little impact.
As for how to handle such incidents, the Konoha Military Police Force was already very experienced.
They showed favoritism toward no one, classified it as a personal matter, temporarily detained them as offenders caught in a mutual assault, and followed the procedures for a civil dispute. If they could reconcile, they reconciled; if not, both sides received equal punishment.
In any case, neither side gained an advantage.
The four Second Hokage had no objections to this result. They were even secretly pleased.
The only one who was unhappy was Tobirama.
As the Second Hokage, he had worked diligently for half his life, yet on his own turf, he had been arrested and locked up by his own people.
Was there any justice left?
Was there any law left?
Sitting in the single-person reception room and gripping the iron bars, Tobirama stared blankly at his big brother