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Rain Country,

Nestled between the three major nations of Fire, Earth, and Wind, Rain Country had struggled to survive in the cracks since the Warring States Period. Coupled with its turbulent domestic situation, its residents' overall happiness had always remained below the Ninja World average.

Fortunately, Hanzo the Salamander later emerged. With his formidable strength and political acumen, he forcibly unified the fragmented Rain Country and established the renowned Amegakure, whose overall strength surpassed even that of its fence-sitting neighbors.

Hanzo the Salamander was ambitious. His greatest goal was to turn Amegakure into an existence capable of standing alongside the Five Great Shinobi Villages. Unfortunately, Rain Country's unique geographical location doomed it to never develop independently for long.

Whether it was Iwagakure, Sunagakure, or Konoha, none of them wanted to see Amegakure rise. Rain Country just needed to obediently serve as a strategic buffer zone instead of daydreaming all day.

Faced with the deliberate suppression of the three major nations, Hanzo the Salamander displayed astonishing resilience. He did not yield to any side, nor did he abandon Amegakure's dignity. Instead, after years of painstaking management, he used outstanding results and an impeccable reputation to make the entire Ninja World remember the existence of the rain ninja.

Unfortunately, although Amegakure developed rapidly, it was ultimately no match for the foundations of the great shinobi villages. During the conflict between Sunagakure and Iwagakure, Rain Country inevitably became the center of the storm.

Under coercion and temptation from the two great shinobi villages, Rain Country was forced to choose one side. Faced with such a humiliating demand, Hanzo the Salamander withstood pressure from both sides and refused to take either side.

Though he had not stated his position, he did not miss out on any benefits that came with it. The rain ninja