Also, Hagoromo was a Chunin, right? Could he show some Chunin-level awareness? Last time, he shelled a tailed beast; this time, he bombarded the Sand Ninja command headquarters? Was he some kind of Sand Ninja nemesis? How were the other Chunin supposed to survive?
In truth, Hagoromo's impressive results had largely come from the advantages of surprise attacks and aerial strikes. There was no need to explain surprise attacks—the enemy would naturally be caught off guard. Airstrikes had obvious advantages on the battlefield. For ninjutsu of equal power, say, a Fire Release technique, breathing fire at an enemy from directly in front of them and breathing fire straight down at their head from above produced entirely different results.
If the Yata Crow's egg bombs were fired horizontally like artillery shells, they definitely would not have had the same power as being dropped vertically.
Although Hagoromo had described his accomplishments this way, most people in the command headquarters only half believed him. They had certainly heard the continuous explosions, but had Hagoromo really bombed the enemy's command structure?
Fortunately, Tsunade was here, and she trusted Hagoromo more than most. She knew that although he was young, he would not spout nonsense at a time like this.
"Confirm it with Hagoromo one more time."
Tsunade's face was completely serious. If they had truly taken out the enemy's command, it would be an incomparable advantage for Konoha. But serious as she was... well, despite her age, she still had the heart of a young girl. As she gave the order, Tsunade habitually bit the nail of her thumb.
It was probably a habit she had when thinking.
The command headquarters asked Hagoromo to confirm his results once more. Almost at the same time, Hagoromo repeated what he had just said. Only then did