Weren't missions carried out by teams supposed to emphasize teamwork? Yet the moment Kakashi joined the team, he received plenty of "humanistic care" from his teammates in the form of two excellent buffs.
One was called "sarcastic mockery," and the other was called cold violence.
How pitiful. Kakashi was still just a child.
After the three of them set out, their speed was not particularly fast. Even so, by noon, Yuhara and the others were already a considerable distance from Konoha. Yuhara then announced that the team would temporarily halt its advance.
The team concealed itself in a patch of woods. The three of them squatted together, and Yuhara prepared to bring their thinking into alignment.
"Let's rest for a while, then determine our course of action for this mission." After saying this, Yuhara immediately turned his gaze toward Kakashi. "What about command of the team?"
"Unchanged," Kakashi said.
In other words, he had joined the team merely as an ordinary member. Yuhara was still the team leader, and their subsequent actions would continue to be guided primarily by Yuhara's will.
"Good. I'll explain the mission.
Although the mission's stated purpose is to secure a peace agreement between Konoha and Sunagakure, its true purpose is to create room for Konoha to attack Killer B. Therefore, even if we fail to reach a peace agreement, that objective can still be achieved."
At those words, Kakashi immediately felt that something was off.
Yuhara continued:
"In the end, the balance of hard power between Konoha and Sunagakure has not changed. Once the conflict with Killer B is over, Sunagakure will still have to settle down. So we absolutely will not make excessive concessions for the sake of a peace treaty. Otherwise, we would be putting the cart before the horse.
"From a practical