Konoha's Kizaru: Pay Up, or the Five Kages Get Wasted!
Chapter 312

The Box of Ultimate Bliss, The Last Hope of the Exiled Noble!

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For the next period, Kizaru and the upper echelons of Konoha focused their efforts on the resettlement of the Sunagakure shinobi.

With two groups of people from two different countries and regions suddenly living together, friction of all sizes was inevitable.

To this, the Konoha leadership, having prepared in advance, responded with great efficiency.

The integration of Sunagakure into Konoha was not only the beginning of a new era but also a calling card to show the outside world.

The shinobi clans and leaders of Iwagakure, Kirigakure, Amegakure, and Kumogakure were all watching Konoha's movements, waiting to see if Konoha could truly treat everyone fairly as Kizaru had promised.

As of now, three days after the Sunagakure shinobi arrived in Konoha, the village's performance had been quite impressive.

Housing was allocated, schooling was arranged for the children, and those Sunagakure villagers with specialized skills were introduced to suitable jobs.

The only issue was perhaps that some Sunagakure clans, requiring larger territories, could only be settled on the outskirts of Konoha.

Of course, Konoha provided compensation for this, such as sales rights for Konoha Research Institute products or priority investment rights for new projects.

After several years of development, the Konoha Research Institute had built a reputation among the elite of the Shinobi World; whenever its projects reached the fundraising stage, they were highly sought after.

The Sunagakure clans were very satisfied with this compensation, perhaps even pleasantly surprised.

Compared to the stingy and foolish nobles of the Land of Wind, Konoha's generosity and shared class interests left the Sunagakure shinobi deeply content.

Now, all the Sunagakure shinobi who had come to Konoha had swapped to Konoha headbands. There was not a hint of awkwardness or reluctance in their hearts; instead, many were writing letters to friends still left behind in

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