"What exactly is this 'change' you speak of?" Ōnoki of the Two Scales, the previously most stubborn Third Tsuchikage, fell silent for a moment before looking at Ming Jing and asking in a clear voice.
"This is a rather broad question, so it's difficult to explain clearly all at once." Ming Jing said calmly, "The entire process of 'change' may take several decades. The first step is for every country on this continent to unite and establish the National Alliance. The powers of the daimyo of each nation will be restricted, and the work of ninja will also be reassigned."
"You can't convince me with that. It's far too vague." Ōnoki shook his head, sounding somewhat disappointed.
"Unite all nations? That sounds nice enough! But why should my Land of Lightning listen to you?" The Fourth Raikage crossed his arms over his chest, his tone somewhat aggressive.
"Besides, if every country unites and the daimyo's powers are restricted, then who will this 'National Alliance' listen to? The nations are riddled with conflicts—how can you ensure that everyone remains united?" Mei Terumi looked at Ming Jing and reminded him with a smile, "Don't make things sound so simple, man."
"It seems you've misunderstood something, and the Fifth Mizukage was wrong about one point." Ming Jing said impassively, "You're the ones making things too complicated."
"What did you do?!" Tsunade suddenly realized something, and her expression tightened.
"Could it be... No, surely not!" Gaara's heart skipped a beat, but he tried to reassure himself. He felt that Ming Jing shouldn't be capable of something like that.
Seeing their expressions, Mei Terumi immediately caught on. She turned a cold face toward Ming Jing and asked gravely, "While I was away, did you do something to the daimyo?"
"What?! You bastard!" The Fourth Raikage