Naruto: Extreme Bloodline Limit

Dream on.

Meanwhile, when Rasa learned of the news, he had no reaction at all. More accurately, Rasa simply did not care about such matters. So what if such an alliance came together?

They would still be nothing more than a rabble. This so-called alliance would be crushed in minutes, making it utterly meaningless.

Ay, who had suffered quite a few losses in Konoha, did not even read the document before tossing it aside. He had no interest in this matter whatsoever. In the eyes of the major nations, these small countries were little more than paper. If the great nations had wanted to establish a buffer zone, these small countries would have been swallowed up long ago.

A bunch of people without even the strength to protect themselves, yet they wanted to talk about self-preservation?

Aside from Kirigakure, which had become the leader, the other four villages reacted differently. Konoha's Ronglin waited to watch the show, Sunagakure's Rasa remained indifferent, and Kumogakure's Ay merely sneered before dismissing it. Only Ōnoki, for some inexplicable reason, stepped forward to condemn the people of those small countries, like a stone thrown into a pond that stirred up a thousand waves.

Ōnoki's fury basically represented the stance of the major ninja villages. Almost immediately after Ōnoki spoke up, Rasa and Ay also came forward, saying that these small countries should consider their citizens instead of pursuing some so-called autonomy, which would bring about disasters that should never have happened.

Only Konoha remained relatively quiet, with Ronglin treating the whole affair as a farce.

However, it seemed that the major ninja villages had underestimated these people's perseverance and courage. Driven by Kirigakure and pushed along by certain interested parties, these allied small countries actually confronted Ōnoki.

Although it was merely a war of words,