He only hoped Deidara would behave himself in Konoha. Otherwise, he would definitely need to be taught a lesson.
How helpless could a master be when trying to train his successor? Ōnoki was the perfect example.
He was afraid that once his disciple became Tsuchikage, he might accidentally raze Iwagakure to the ground. Then Ōnoki would have to jump out of his grave and kill this unfilial disciple himself.
"Don't worry, Shishou. I know my limits. I won't set off explosions in Konoha."
Hearing Deidara's words, Ōnoki relaxed somewhat, but his vigilance did not lessen. After all, he did not believe a brat who set off explosions all day could say anything truthful.
"Just remember: if you don't want to live anymore, then go ahead and blow things up. Your master can afford to pay for it. But if you die, you won't have any more chances to make explosions. Think it over yourself."
Deidara shook his head repeatedly. "Don't worry, old man. If I promised you, I won't go back on my word. I'm not some disobedient little brat."
Ōnoki really wanted to say that this brat was exactly a disobedient little brat.
But he could not say that in front of Lord Torikaze. He had to save himself a little face, after all.
"Lord Torikaze, are you completely confident already? It won't fail, will it?"
Torikaze sounded somewhat helpless. "It's not like you haven't seen the strength of Six Paths Level. It'll be easy."
It was not that Ōnoki and the others were worried about anything else. They were mainly worried that if it failed, Konoha would lose face.
And if Konoha got angry from losing face and dragged them into it, that would be bad.
"By the way, Liusha, can you give me a copy of your