The Enemy Doesn't Move, So Neither Do I! [Third Update, Request for Full Subscription]

"Grandma Chiyo is right. We should proceed steadily and cautiously. This battle is extremely important to Sunagakure, and we absolutely cannot afford any carelessness."

Though unwilling in his heart, Rasa could only put on an obedient expression before Grandma Chiyo, following her every word.

The psychological trauma Hiko had left Grandma Chiyo ran too deep. It would cause all sorts of unstable factors, one of which was making Sunagakure somewhat timid and overly cautious.

If it had been anyone else, Grandma Chiyo would have told Rasa without hesitation to charge straight in. But Konoha's Frontline Commander was Hiko, and Grandma Chiyo immediately lost her nerve.

Being timid was not shameful, but it depended on when you were timid. Being timid before some people was wise, a smart decision. But being timid before others was not wisdom—it was disgraceful.

Without a doubt, Grandma Chiyo felt that there was nothing shameful about being somewhat timid when facing Hiko. Hiko had the qualifications to make even her admit defeat. As for Rasa, who still feared neither heaven nor earth, it was only because he had never suffered at Hiko's hands. Once the war truly broke out, he would understand Hiko's terrifying nature, especially if Hiko personally took the field.

Unfortunately, Hiko had no intention of personally taking action. This was destined to disappoint Grandma Chiyo. She was disappointed that Hiko would not give Rasa a profound lesson because of this, though looking at it another way, it was also a good thing. What worried Grandma Chiyo most? Was it not Hiko personally leading Konoha's ninja army into battle?

If Hiko did not take the field and only commanded from behind the scenes, they had no need to be so overly cautious. True, Hiko's command abilities were outstanding, and the strange tactics he employed