Ōnoki finally breathed a sigh of relief. "They really should be put in their place. There's nothing wrong with what you did. At the very least, it's far better than letting their country be destroyed."
Torikaze shook his head helplessly. "Do I really look that bloodthirsty? Why is it always about destroying countries? I've only destroyed one country in my entire life."
Everyone else fell silent. Only one country in his entire life? Was that something a person should say?
How many countries did he want to destroy, anyway?
The conversation stalled for a moment, and Minato Namikaze quickly changed the subject. "Big Brother Torikaze, although the other countries from the other world didn't come, they all sent letters and messages of congratulations. They've shown their sincerity."
With that, he had Kushina hand over the letters.
Torikaze accepted the letters and passed them around to the people beside him, asking them to help read them.
It was not as though there was anything to hide.
"They're all congratulatory letters. They wrote them quite sincerely."
The others returned the letters they had read to Torikaze, and he carefully went through their contents.
They all offered congratulations on the successful holding of the graduation performance, as well as their blessings for the students.
"They've put thought into this. When I visit the other world sometime later, I'll personally go see them."
Minato Namikaze nodded. He was only responsible for delivering the letters and did not care much about the other matters.
After all, even though the other world was now at peace, the wounds left by the war could not be erased so easily.
They could not simply laugh and let bygones be bygones. Maintaining a superficial relationship was good enough.
"It's about time. I think we can announce the rules now."