Few may come, but none can be excluded.
Minato understood the situation, so this was what he said when negotiating with Rōsha.
"The Electric Train will be completed in another two months. Once New City is finished and the train begins operating, Konoha will become lively again."
Now that New City had been demolished and visitors were restricted from entering the village, Konoha's once bustling scene had diminished considerably.
However, the village residents were all happy. Without so many outsiders, it was more convenient for them to go out, without having to deal with excessive crowds and noise.
It had its pros and cons. It was bad for economic development, but good for the villagers' lives.
Though it had only been three months without visitors.
"Fine. Have Heng keep an eye on it and report back to you when the time comes. You don't need to handle every little thing personally."
Minato chuckled. Ever since the Ninja Academy renovation, he had rarely slacked off.
He had also become more attentive to village matters.
Torikaze stretched lazily. "My dad and the others have been having quite a good time lately. They've visited several countries over the past half year or so and experienced many different places."
Both Minato and Torikaze could sense their respective Clones and knew something of what was happening on the other side.
At such an enormous distance, it was probably only because of the teleportation gate that they could maintain some connection.
"They probably won't be back anytime soon."
Torikaze shook his head indifferently. "Let them have fun. My father never left the Land of Fire in his entire life. It's not easy for him to finally get out and see the world. It's a good thing."
"Let me check where they are now."
"Father, the