Yahiko stood at the doorway with his hands on his hips. "I don't really understand it either. I just think it looks impressive. But let's go inside first. No one's lived here for a long time, so there must be a lot of dust."
Konan waved her hand. "Probably not. Uncle Kakuzu must have sent people to clean it. After all, this is master's house."
"Mm... true. Anyway, let's go in first."
After Yahiko opened the door, they found the interior truly spotless, clean and orderly.
Everyone sighed in admiration.
"It's a style I've never seen before. Very simple, yet still grand," Nagato commented seriously.
Alternate Konan had nothing to say. She was looking around the house, whose layout differed from every home she had seen before.
Perhaps this was what made Lord Torikaze unique. The strong were always different from others.
"How about this? Konan and I will stay on the first floor. Nagato, you two can stay on the second floor. There are plenty of rooms, enough for all of us."
"Once we've picked our rooms, we can take a walk around the village. Central City used to be Amegakure."
Nagato and Alternate Konan nodded, then were astonished by what Yahiko had said.
"Central City was rebuilt from Amegakure?! I can't see a single trace of Amegakure!"
Nagato could be said to know Amegakure better than anyone. He remembered every street and every pipe with perfect clarity.
Yet Central City possessed none of Amegakure's messiness or dampness. It bore no resemblance at all to the Amegakure in Nagato's memories.
"It's truly unbelievable. Inconceivable, even."
Yahiko confirmed it. "Of course you can't see what it used to look like. The three villages poured tremendous manpower and resources into tearing down the entirety of Amegakure and rebuilding it."
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