To celebrate Konoha's complete victory over the Sand Village and the partial realization of peace, the people of Konoha held a grand parade. During it, the names of Kakashi, Yuhara, and Tenzo were spread far and wide as the "bringers of peace."
During the parade, Kakashi was pushed toward the civilians as the main character, and he had no choice but to join the various celebrations alongside the excited crowds.
Yuhara had no idea whether Kakashi felt embarrassed during those activities. In any case, after throwing him out there, Yuhara no longer had to feel embarrassed.
By evening, Konoha had even begun putting on a fireworks display. After coordinating the various activities and handling the day's affairs, the Third Hokage finally had some free time, allowing Yuhara to give him a detailed report on everything that had happened during the trip.
The fact that Yuhara and the others had directly taken down the Fourth Kazekage also shocked the Third Hokage. If the merits and faults of killing the Fourth Kazekage alone were difficult to assess, then once Orochimaru reached the city gates and the Sand Village was forced to surrender, the earlier assassination would become an indisputable achievement... They had killed the Kazekage and gained peace. One sacrifice for the happiness of millions of families—wasn't that a good thing?
If the Fourth Kazekage knew what was happening in the afterlife, he should sing "The Dedication of Love" at a time like this.
"If we couldn't sign a peace agreement, I thought the war on the western front would drag on until both sides were too exhausted to continue. But I never expected that we would end the war with a great victory. To be honest, such a situation is rarely seen in any of the previous great wars. And because