Therefore, at this time, Konoha's villagers had differing opinions about Mirai's concert.
However, one thing was unanimous. Anyone who learned about Mirai's concert decided to go and see it for themselves.
Mirai's concert that night set all of Konoha ablaze, eventually even alarming Sarutobi Hiruzen.
Sarutobi Hiruzen learned that in Moye, two out of every ten villagers were discussing Mirai's concert, unable to help but fume with indignation.
He truly had not expected Mirai to promote the concert with flyers. Nor had he expected Mirai's appeal and the villagers' curiosity to be so strong that Sarutobi Hiruzen was suddenly put on the back foot.
Moreover, it was already too late for him to stop it.
"This Mirai really isn't someone who knows how to stay out of trouble."
Sarutobi Hiruzen shook his head helplessly, then said in a low voice, "Long, notify the villagers that Mirai's concert can be watched on television, so they don't all need to go there in person."
Sarutobi Hiruzen rubbed his temples and silently sighed, unable to keep from frowning. Was Mirai really holding this concert just to hold a concert? With such a huge commotion, could there be some hidden secret?
Thinking of this, he continued ordering, "Have the secret unit set up defenses around Mirai's concert and monitor the surrounding area... And Mirai as well. Have the ninjas from the sensory division keep an eye on him."
"Yes."
Long's voice rang out of thin air, then vanished without another sound.
No matter what Mirai was planning, the best course was to be prepared.
The sky gradually turned yellow, and the sun hanging overhead slowly sank beyond the horizon. The concert hall near the forest had already begun lighting up with warm-colored lights.
Mirai, if you were holding a concert, where were the