Are They Even Human?

Torikaze's words left Shimura Danzō dumbfounded. As the leader of a village, he actually did not want his village or country to grow larger.

And the reason was that it would be too difficult to govern?

What kind of reason was that?

At the end of the day, Torikaze and Shimura Danzō's ideas and beliefs were completely different, so naturally they viewed things differently as well.

Merging the entire Shinobi World into one enormous nation was not a matter of some single region—it was an entire world.

From Torikaze's perspective, among Konoha's future Kage, not one of them would be able to govern such a vast country.

He himself was no exception. He could barely be bothered to manage Konoha, let alone the entire Shinobi World.

He would probably struggle even with governing the Land of Fire.

Ever since he had transmigrated here, he had remained in Konoha. After becoming Hokage, he had only concerned himself with caring for his own villagers.

If the Shinobi World were unified, Torikaze would have to worry about whether the people in every other region had enough to eat and warm clothes to wear. It was simply too exhausting.

Things were quite good as they were. With his strength, he could fully protect Konoha while ensuring its economic development and the training of its ninja.

"With my Six Paths Level strength, if I wanted to unify the Shinobi World, it would take minutes. The only reason I haven't done it is because I don't want to make trouble for myself."

Once those words were spoken, Shimura Danzō had nothing more to say. He had not even managed his own little patch of land properly, yet he had been thinking about meddling in others' affairs. He had truly lost his head today.

Torikaze felt that