Minato had already begun drafting the plan. It was not something that could be accomplished overnight.
At the very least, it would take a week to complete, followed by a series of foundational preparations.
With all the miscellaneous details, it would take around a month.
So Torikaze set the topic aside for the time being.
Talking about his village's future plans in front of the other village leaders always carried a hint of showing off, and Torikaze happened to dislike that feeling.
The group left the station, and rows upon rows of trees came into view.
Karura's eyes seemed to brighten.
Although the trees in Sunagakure grew fairly well, they were nowhere near as natural as those here.
Karura was extremely excited by the sight.
If Rasa had not been holding her hand the entire time, she likely would have rushed over to hug and inspect them.
"It's clear that the Kazekage's wife seems to like these trees very much."
Karura smiled faintly. "Yes. After all, Sunagakure has relatively few trees. It simply cannot compare with Konoha in terms of numbers."
After Sunagakure restored its oasis, they had planted quite a few trees, but in the end, only those species originally suited to the desert survived.
At that time, they did not have saplings like those in Another World Sand Village, which could grow into towering trees overnight.
Even if they wanted to make changes now, there was nowhere left to plant them. Still, maintaining the appearance of an oasis was already quite good.
Afterward, the group continued onward. Karura remained curious throughout the journey. She had always heard how large and wonderful Konoha was, and now that she saw it with her own eyes, she found that none of it had been exaggerated.
The village leaders chatted at the