To be honest, Tsunade was startled when Ye Ning made those demands.
She even wondered if Ye Ning had gone crazy.
With so many demands, how could the Third Raikage possibly accept them?
Besides, with the Raikage's short temper, wouldn't he flip the table the moment he heard them?
But after hearing Ye Ning's explanation, Tsunade actually found the demands reasonable.
A ceasefire agreement was, to put it bluntly, just for show.
Once Kumogakure recovered from the damage it had suffered, it would definitely tear up the ceasefire agreement.
Whether the agreement lasted ten years or five made little difference.
As long as the ceasefire agreement ensured that Kumogakure wouldn't send troops against Konoha for the time being, that was enough.
The second point was also the easiest to understand.
Ten million ryo in exchange for a Two-Tails Jinchuriki was, admittedly, a little expensive.
After all, even the bounty on Ye Ning's head was only eighteen million ryo.
And ten million of that was just a promise Hanzo had dangled in front of him; in reality, the bounty was only eight million.
So the sum would definitely be reduced.
The third point was actually no great burden for Kumogakure either.
Kumogakure was tucked away among the mountains. Ordinary people from the Land of Hot Water and the Land of Moon already had a hard time reaching it, so most would choose Konoha instead, since the journey was safer and the village was stronger.
The fourth point was the most important clause in the agreement.
In recent years, the Land of Fire had obtained a large amount of mineral resources from the Land of Wind, and plenty remained even after setting aside what was needed for its own development.
Those minerals were meant to be exported to other countries in the