Zenith Civilization Couldn't Help Taking Sides

During the year-long siege of Konoha, Salvation Society soldiers suffered no wounded and no captured personnel—only those who died on the spot.

Moreover, the number of casualties was extremely low, averaging less than one person per day.

The Salvation Society's industrial system was not the only thing growing at breakneck speed. Namikaze Naruto, active on the battlefield, was also rapidly growing stronger.

By then, Naruto had unquestionably surpassed the limits of a Kage. He completely crushed Kage-level ninja, and battles requiring multiple exchanges rarely even occurred.

Almost all Jonin of the Allied Forces of the Nations were taken down before they ever saw Naruto. When they woke up again, they were already in a Salvation Society POW camp.

Kage-level ninja fared somewhat better. They could at least see Naruto's face before shouting, "Namikaze Naruto is here!" or "The Yellow Flash!!"

Then those Kage-level ninja died.

Namikaze Naruto was extremely wary of Kage-level ninja.

He knew full well that ninja of such strength were difficult to control. If taken prisoner, they would pose a grave threat to the ordinary soldiers guarding them.

During the early stages of the war, the Salvation Society had learned several bloody lessons. Therefore, Naruto never left survivors after defeating Kage-level ninja.

After mastering the Flying Thunder God Technique, he handed over his authority as commander-in-chief and entered the front lines, where he coordinated and supported frontline combat units while hunting down powerful ninja appearing on the battlefield.

As a result, the high-ranking ninja among the Allied Forces of the Nations were in for a miserable time. Their mortality rate rose in a straight line.

As Naruto grew stronger, the chances of Elite Jonin and Kage-level ninja dying increased as well. The probability of surviving five consecutive missions was astonishingly less than one percent.

Under such terrifying