Reviving Yahiko would be very simple. All they had to do was remove Nagato's Rinnegan and give it to Kizaru so he could perform the jutsu.
If Kizaru hadn't stopped him, Nagato would have already removed his own eyes.
Reviving Yahiko right now might put Obito and Black Zetsu on their guard, which wouldn't be good for Nagato's plans.
After Kizaru talked him down, Nagato regained his composure and realized this, too. For now, he held back his excitement.
Yahiko could be revived at any time. What mattered more now was bringing Rin back to life, which would increase the chances of winning Obito over.
Where was Rin's body buried?
If Kizaru remembered correctly, Kakashi had brought it back to Konoha and laid it to rest in the Cemetery.
The next morning, after notifying Nagato and Konan, Kizaru left Amegakure, preparing to return to Konoha.
On this trip, Kizaru had two reasons for returning to Konoha: Rin's body and Kakashi. He also planned to continue trading with Tsunade, a valuable customer.
Back in Konoha, Kizaru dispelled his clone at once and received its memories, confirming that nothing had happened recently.
After making sure everything was quiet, Kizaru didn't head straight to the Cemetery to rob a grave. Instead, he went to see Tsunade first.
In the Hokage Office, Kizaru and Tsunade made another deal worth over a hundred million. Both of them were quite satisfied with the transaction.
The deal was done, and only half an hour had passed. With plenty of time to spare, Kizaru wandered toward the Cemetery.
As luck would have it, when he arrived, he saw Kakashi, who often came to visit his deceased teammates.
Kakashi stood alone before Rin's gravestone, head bowed in silence. For a long while, he didn't say a word.
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