If he revealed the shadow behind those deaths now, the Land of Rain might fall into chaos again, and that would be bad for both Konoha and the Land of Rain.
"After looking around, I feel like Amegakure is doing pretty well. Keep working hard, keep developing, and strive to catch up to Konoha as soon as possible."
Nagato scratched his head, a determined yet strained look appearing on his face. "Don't worry, Lord Torifu. I'll do my best."
The Land of Rain's development was within Torifu's expectations. In fact, because of Mito's involvement, things were even a little better than he had imagined.
But he had no idea what Sunagakure was like now.
"Mm, then let's leave it at that. I still need to go take a look at Sunagakure."
"Right, make sure to record the aquatic product yields. If the output matches the estimates, you can consider signing a contract with Sunagakure next year. Their village is extremely short on fish."
"As for whether they'll agree, you don't need to worry about that. I've already negotiated it for you."
Nagato was naturally extremely grateful after hearing that. He had not expected Lord Torifu to have already paved the road for him.
That caused the pressure on him to plummet. There was basically no problem left with the aquaculture side of things.
The Land of Rain had already grasped every aspect of aquatic production in detail. They could basically handle all kinds of disasters and diseases with practiced ease, making it a mature aquaculture industry.
Of course, it was still far worse than the Land of Rain in the Other World.
After Torifu finished chatting with Nagato, he left on his own.
With a teleport, he vanished from Amegakure.
Nagato knew Torifu's abilities, so he was not too surprised.