Leaving the Second Tsuchikage Mu and Hozuki Gengetsu together would not most likely result in the two of them letting go of their grudges.
It would mean seizing the opportunity to fight another deadly battle!
"Naruto, you're disgracing the Hidden Leaf Village at a time like this." Tsunade was rather helpless as well.
Naruto's innocence and kindness could indeed move many people.
But not everyone had to think the way he did!
Especially since the people he was trying to persuade included powerful figures like A and Ōnoki, who had long formed mature worldviews. They would not be easily swayed.
"But everyone agreed before!" Naruto still argued his case.
"Are you sure they weren't just afraid of your strength?" A said mockingly.
For one thing, Chojuro absolutely would not have had the courage to oppose Naruto when faced with his strength.
As for Kurotsuchi and Darui, they might have held different opinions, but they definitely would not say them aloud.
On the other hand, Gaara, the Kazekage, might offer Naruto a little support, because the Sand Village still needed to rely on Konoha in order to survive more easily.
That was a lingering issue.
"Enough. Young people still have time to grow. Now that another enemy has appeared, I think he'll mature quickly," Ōnoki said, trying to smooth things over.
"I have a feeling young people these days are all rather naive. I have to say, the ninja world must have been quite peaceful these past years," Hozuki Gengetsu said with a sigh.
Naivety was more common in peaceful eras, because those naive people had already died on the battlefield during times of war.
"Peace is a good thing, but how can young people nowadays not even understand the need to stay vigilant in times of peace?" the Fourth Mizukage