He brought out all the animals in the surrounding area, assigned them an order and numbers—Animal Number One, Animal Number Two, arranged in sequence. The only thing he had not done was distinguish between males and females.
In the original story, in order to make Naruto stay obediently in a safe place, Killer B had even taught him this method. Naruto had believed it completely, not only assigning numbers but even sorting them by sex, causing quite a few jokes in the process.
Kirigakure's attitude was somewhat ambiguous. They neither agreed nor objected, much like Iwagakure. Kirigakure would definitely participate in such a matter, but since they had little say in it, they could only let the other villages take the lead while they followed.
As for Ōnoki, he became very silent after receiving the news.
It was impossible to tell what he was thinking, but anyone with half a brain could see that Ōnoki did not place much importance on the matter. He felt that Konoha was exaggerating.
If Akatsuki's leader could sweep through all the major villages, then why had he not swept through Konoha? After all, the village that had clashed with Akatsuki the most was Konoha.
Especially Uchiha Ronglin. If Akatsuki truly had such strength, would they not eliminate Uchiha Ronglin first?
He was the greatest obstacle. If they wanted to gather all the Tailed Beasts, then Uchiha Ronglin was a massive boulder blocking Akatsuki's path. If they did not move that boulder aside, what conspiracy or disaster could they even talk about?
The reason Ōnoki did not take it seriously, aside from believing Konoha was exaggerating, was personal. Whenever he thought of the village's two Jinchuriki, he felt uncomfortable.
There was no need to mention Roshi. His relationship with Ōnoki was abysmal, and he had