Seeing the leader of a nation kneel directly before Yoriichi Tsugikuni, people in the real world honestly found themselves unable to hold it together.
Yoriichi Tsugikuni certainly possessed immense personal charisma. He was the kind of legendary figure who made those around him sincerely want to follow him.
But this was the Ninja World, and Mifune was the leader of a nation. To the Ninja World and the Land of Iron alike, Yoriichi Tsugikuni was clearly an outsider.
Yet under such circumstances, Mifune had not only knelt before Yoriichi Tsugikuni, but even wanted him to lead the Land of Iron. This truly went beyond the limits of their understanding.
Still, the real world lacked no intelligent people. Though the Light Screen footage had revealed little information, those standing high enough could naturally see why.
The Ninja World—the Ninja World. Why was Honkai Land in the Light Screen footage called the Ninja World?
Because it was a world dominated by ninjas.
And if ninjas held the dominant position, then samurai would inevitably be a minority—outsiders within the Ninja World.
The Land of Iron seemed formidable: a neutral nation untouched even by the great wars of the Ninja World. But in truth, it was merely a group of non-ninjas huddling together for warmth.
Throughout the entire Ninja World, the Land of Iron was clearly a minor player. Otherwise, why would the great powers fighting the Ninja World Wars allow that country to remain truly neutral?
So-called neutrality was a joke in the face of a real world war.
To put it bluntly, it was simply a nation of downtrodden people rejected by the mainstream, banding together for survival.
For such a nation to survive in the Ninja World, life was bound to be arduous and painful, and poverty was inevitable.
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