Igniting the Flames of Change: From the Shinobi World
Chapter 125

Digging a Pit and Burying Some Dirt

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The 123rd Chapter: Digging a Pit and Burying Some Dirt

About a hundred kilometers due south of Konoha, there was a nameless mountain nearly two thousand meters tall. Dense jungle covered the area around it...

This was an undeveloped, uninhabited region.

The location was neither too near nor too far from Konoha. Even if something happened, it could not threaten Konoha, while Konoha Ninja could arrive here quickly.

After a night had passed, it was morning the next day when the "Three-Tails Capture Squad," led by Kushina, arrived at the location. Kushina immediately felt that the feng shui here was excellent—especially suitable for burying a tailed beast.

They had to give credit to the fact that they had brought two sealing teams with them. Under their binding techniques, the squad could move at high speed while carrying the tailed beast. Otherwise, things would have been troublesome. Still, there was probably no one else in all of Konoha who could use sealing specialists of this caliber as laborers.

After entering the dense jungle and arriving at the foot of the mountain, Kushina signaled for everyone to put down the tailed beast and rest for a while.

The Three-Tails had been like a dead dog the entire journey, without the slightest reaction.

By then, the Ninja in the squad had gone a full day and night without resting. After replenishing their food and water, Kushina arranged for everyone to rest in shifts.

It was not until noon, after everyone had recovered most of their strength, that Kushina ordered them to start working again.

"Start digging through the mountain."

The Ninja who knew Earth Style Ninjutsu began working.

At that moment, Kakashi should have been grateful for Yuhara's training. Thanks to his previous experience with Earth Style Ninjutsu, Kakashi's work efficiency was astonishingly

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