After assigning the missions, Kakuzu and the others split up from Miyashi Hizokurou and his group.
The more complete the organization became, the more there seemed to be to do.
They needed to master the production of the Method of Sealing scrolls themselves.
The organization's core membership needed to grow.
The ideal of a unified Shinobi World under Spark needed to be promoted.
One thing after another piled up, putting enormous pressure on Kakuzu and Sasori.
Hidan didn't have to worry about any of that. The leader hadn't given him any tasks at all; he only had to help recruit members.
Although Hyuga Shin had simplified the method for making Sealing Scrolls, making it far easier to learn, it was still like reading a book from heaven to someone like Hidan, who followed the Evil God system.
So he didn't worry about it at all.
As for spreading the organization's ideals, there was even less need for him to get involved. He was a failed messenger of the Evil God, after all.
He didn't dare try, either.
Just look at him later on: apart from Kakuzu, there wasn't a single Evil God believer by his side. That was enough to show he had no talent for this sort of thing.
So from the beginning, Hyuga Shin had expected nothing more from him than a simple thug: obedient and useful was all he needed to be.
As for Kakuzu, the longer Hyuga Shin left him in charge, the more he understood how difficult it was to build an organization from scratch.
He feared managing it would only give him even more headaches down the line.
He wondered when the leader would finish taking care of his own affairs, or when Orochimaru would manage to free himself from their control and take