Healing the Three Little Ones

"Should we just abandon that plan for now?" After hearing Shiro's words, Tiezhu frowned out of concern for Kushina and the child's safety.

If things really were as Shiro said, then Kushina and the child's safety had become a major problem, and that made Tiezhu deeply uneasy—especially after learning it was a boy.

"I don't agree with abandoning the plan."

Before Shiro could speak, Minato rejected Tiezhu's suggestion. He was worried about their safety too, but judging from the information they already had, there was an eighty percent chance they couldn't avoid this.

"Minato?"

"Uncle Tiezhu, I know you're worried about Kushina too, but I'm afraid this is something we probably can't avoid. And this plan will play a major role in Konoha's development. As for safety, Shiro, I'm sure you can guarantee that, right?" After answering Tiezhu, Minato turned to look at Shiro.

"Mm. You can rest assured on that point. I said it before—there won't be any effect on Big Sis. The current issue is that, to prevent anything from happening to the child when the time comes, I may not be able to take action.

"So what we need to consider is how to swallow the fish we lure in with minimal casualties!"

Shiro and the others' plan was very simple: use the period of weakness caused by Kushina's delivery to lure in the Akatsuki, ambush them, and at the same time take the chance to clean out certain people in the village whose backgrounds were less than clean.

The only truly dangerous part of this plan was Kushina's side. After all, if they wanted to draw them out on a large scale, the Nine-Tails had to be released.

And once a Jinchuriki was separated from a Tailed Beast, their life would be in danger.

But this