Of course, Jiraiya himself did not know what he needed to do to achieve the peace he envisioned.
Because he knew very well that the peace in his heart was far too idealistic.
Hanzo and Yahiko's ideas were both rooted in realism, but could such methods truly bring peace?
He did not dare claim that understanding and trust could definitely bring peace, since he had not achieved it himself.
But at the very least, they were better than Hanzo and Yahiko's two approaches.
Their methods had already strayed from the original intention of pursuing peace, and would only give rise to even more hatred in the end.
Deep down, he had always believed that although it was difficult for people to understand one another, that did not mean it was impossible.
Ever since Konoha's forces withdrew from the Land of Rain, the outcome of the Second Shinobi World War no longer had anything to do with them.
The reason was simple: Konoha had already achieved victory on both battlefields.
Although Konoha had not gained much tangible benefit from this war, it had at least successfully driven back its enemies and ensured the safety of the Land of Fire.
This was precisely the outcome the doves had hoped for. As long as the Land of Fire remained peaceful and stable, that was enough.
Furthermore, with a large number of Konoha ninja returning, the pressure of guarding the border had greatly eased.
For example, members of the Eye-Nose-Ear Team and others who had previously been sent to guard the border could return to Konoha to rest after Konoha dispatched a new batch of ninja to take over.
Just a few days after Hyuga Shinichi returned to the village, it happened to be the day Uzumaki Kushina graduated from the Ninja Academy.