Meanwhile, the Dawn Organization, far away in the Land of Whirlpools, was also working behind the scenes for Ying Yue.
As an organization personally founded by Ying Yue, the Dawn Organization not only controlled vast resources in the Land of Whirlpools but also possessed an extensive intelligence network throughout the shinobi world.
Upon learning that Ying Yue was running for Fourth Hokage, they swiftly sprang into action.
The Dawn Organization's higher-ups offered plans and proposals, putting forward all manner of strategies to support Ying Yue's campaign.
They knew full well that if Ying Yue became Hokage, the Dawn Organization's influence would expand along with it, and the organization's future would become even more secure.
Thus, they decided to act in secret and ensure Ying Yue's victory.
Through covert channels, the Dawn Organization contacted ministers close to the Daimyo of the Land of Fire. These ministers controlled the Daimyo's eyes and ears and were influential figures capable of swaying his decisions.
The Dawn Organization spent heavily to bribe these ministers, buying them off and having them speak favorably of Ying Yue during the Hokage election.
Greedy for money, the ministers all declared that they would lend Ying Yue a hand at the crucial moment and secure the Daimyo's support.
The members of the Dawn Organization were filled with anticipation at the prospect of Ying Yue becoming Hokage.
As Ying Yue's loyal followers, they understood the importance of his powerful leadership. They also knew that if someone else became Hokage, their interests could not be guaranteed. Therefore, everyone in the Dawn Organization resolved to push Ying Yue onto the Hokage's seat.
Within Konoha, Ying Yue's support was not limited to ordinary jonin and the shinobi involved in wartime rescue efforts. He had also gained the backing of several of the village's powerful