If there were no differences between nations, these problems would not seem to exist.
The thought excited Minato. The heart of the conflict lay in the generation gap between nations. As long as a relationship could be established between the two countries, things like mutual invasion and harm would naturally disappear.
"Ha ha..."
Minato leaped out of bed in excitement, barefoot as he paced back and forth across the room, walking faster and faster, growing happier and happier...
Before he knew it, faint light had appeared beyond the curtains.
Minato dressed himself and hurried out.
Knock, knock...
After a light knock, a woman's voice came from inside the room.
"Who is it, so early in the morning..."
Creak...
At first, the woman was startled. She shook her head, looked carefully, and then said, "Oh? Is that Minato? You came here so early—was it urgent?"
Minato replied with a smile, "Lady Biwako, I'm sorry to disturb you so early..."
"Oh! Minato. You didn't go to see Kushina. What brings you to me?" the Third Hokage asked curiously.
Minato and the Third Hokage were invited into the room. Sarutobi Biwako, the Third Hokage's wife, found an excuse to prepare breakfast, leaving the two of them alone to talk.
Minato said, "I didn't sleep at all last night. I thought about many things. Right now, there are many wars between different nations. At their root, they are fought for personal interests. However, I believe that most people still long for peace. They only want to do everything they can to protect their countries, villages, and families, so they fight the enemy with their lives!"
"Lord Third Hokage, two good people who have never even met are forced into a life-and-death battle. In the end, only pain remains, becoming the source of hatred between