A day later, with Kizaru's arrangements, Yamato had settled into Konoha and was about to begin her school life.
Considering that Yamato wasn't very young, Kizaru had arranged for her to stay in a small apartment in the heart of the capital.
The apartment was over fifty square meters, with a separate bedroom and kitchen. It was decorated in a very modern style and fully equipped with all kinds of advanced appliances.
Having moved into such a modern apartment for the first time, Yamato was filled with curiosity.
Everything in the apartment—the electric massage bathtub, the new-style stove, and the projector and speakers that could play movies—gave Yamato an entirely novel experience.
Just one night there had shown Yamato an experience completely different from life in Wano Country. Compared with Wano, where many services still relied on human labor, the technology and living conditions here belonged to a whole other world.
Yamato didn't know what "modern" meant, but she could feel that life here was far better than in Wano Country. It was almost like living in two different worlds.
As she lay in bed that night, she couldn't help remembering what the doctor had told her the night before she came to the Land of Light.
Only Lord Kizaru could save this world. Only the Land of Light, established by Lord Kizaru, could save it.
Yamato hadn't believed those words or that idea at all. But after actually coming to the Land of Light, seeing its advanced surroundings, and experiencing the excellent life the apartment offered, she couldn't help thinking that if the Land of Light's citizens all lived such happy lives, then that guy Kizaru really did deserve to be called the Land of Light's savior.
If Kizaru could give Wano Country, and all the people across the