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If they had not been swept into spatial turbulence by some accident and stumbled into them, then it had to be that people from these sacred lands of summoning beasts had made contact of their own accord.

It was said that Jiraiya had accidentally wandered into Mount Myoboku when he was young, but whether it had truly been an accident was something only the Great Toad Sage knew.

"I'll accept the mission."

Unless one was a shinobi like Mizuki, deeply proficient in space-time ninjutsu and extraordinarily sensitive to spatial fluctuations, reaching Ryūchi Cave was incredibly difficult.

"Are we leaving right away?"

"The sooner, the better. We must win over Ryūchi Cave's summoning beasts before Kabuto Yakushi inherits Orochimaru's legacy. At the very least, we need to ensure they won't become our enemies during the Shinobi World War."

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"Understood."

Mizuki was not too worried about that. In fact, although Kabuto Yakushi had found Ryūchi Cave in the original story and even learned Snake Sage Art from the White Snake Sage, he had still failed to obtain Ryūchi Cave's summoning beast inheritance. That showed that while the White Snake Sage let discarded pawns do as they pleased, she would never personally involve herself in a Shinobi World war.

"Then I'll go make preparations."

The mission was not especially urgent, but it might take up some of Mizuki's time. He had to arrange everything properly before he could leave without worry.

Besides, he still did not know how intelligent nonhuman beings like the White Snake Sage, who knew some of the Shinobi World's secrets, viewed the Shinobi World—or what attitude they held toward an outsider like him.

At least Katsuyu Sage of Shikkotsu Forest had not shown any unusual