Ronglin rose, taking Tsunade and Minato with him as they left the Command Center. He had no desire to keep involving himself in this sort of thing. Matters that wasted brain cells were better left to Ōnoki.
What was there to discuss at a time like this?
The people from several villages could simply charge together. The enemy would have no choice but to retreat. Though those on certain fronts might be hit by ambushes and traps along the way, losing some men to drive the enemy out to sea was still better than being so timid and constrained, wasn't it?
Ronglin's thinking was completely opposite to that of Ōnoki and the others. Watching their losses grow day by day, Ōnoki and the others did not dare act rashly. Ronglin, however, had no such concern. They just needed to charge in and kill their way through, forcing the enemy back step by step—just like when they had dealt with Sunagakure. With a massive army pressing down on them, let's see if they retreated or not!!
If the allied forces of the Four Great Ninja Villages suddenly charged forward, they might catch the enemy off guard, leaving them flustered and unable to make arrangements in time.
"After I left, what was going on with those three?"
After leaving the Command Center and heading toward where Konoha was stationed, Ronglin lowered his voice and asked Tsunade.
"Ōnoki can barely keep Ay and Rasa in check, while Rasa and Ay refuse to accept each other. The balance has tipped."
Just thinking about it made Tsunade angry. What had been a perfectly good alliance had become unbalanced because of Ronglin's departure, bringing with it all sorts of trouble.
Ōnoki found it difficult to control Ay and Rasa. Rasa and Ay refused to yield to