These people were all somewhat experienced, so Nagato was fairly reassured.
"Um, Lord Nagato, I have a suggestion."
One of the representatives spoke timidly.
"Mm, go ahead."
"I suggest that everyone from the other districts raise these fish in smaller lakes whenever possible. Otherwise, when they mature, harvesting them will be quite troublesome."
The people from the other districts found that it made sense.
For a place like the Rain Country in another world, it did not matter much. They were severely short on manpower now.
If they raised them in large lakes, catching the fish later would likely take a great deal of effort.
"Mm, we understand. Thank you for the suggestion."
A smile appeared on Nagato's face again. This was what a country was supposed to be like.
Everyone had hope and motivation in life. Though they competed with one another, they also helped one another.
After receiving their respective fish fry, the representatives all left Amegakure.
They had to return to their own fishing districts as quickly as possible and begin releasing the fry.
"At last, the Rain Country's aquaculture industry has begun."
Nagato let out a long breath, but he knew that the real challenge had only just begun.
From releasing the fry to their maturity and harvest, there would surely be even more matters waiting for them.
"We can count this as a phased victory, can't we? Don't worry too much. No matter what problems we encounter, the Rain Country can weather them."
Konan encouraged Nagato from the side. Only by supporting each other could she and Nagato guide the Rain Country in a positive direction.
"Yes, we can weather anything."
"Oh, I forgot to tell you. I ran into Teacher Jiraiya in Konoha. He should be coming to the Rain Country for a visit