In the new agreement, the daimyo also made major concessions: they granted the major ninja villages the authority to act at their own discretion. Especially during operations to suppress rebellions, the Kage of the ninja villages could make decisions directly based on battlefield conditions without requiring the daimyo's approval.
This meant that the major ninja villages would have greater autonomy in domestic military operations and security affairs.
This compromise not only safeguarded the ninja villages' core interests, but also won the daimyo their support in the short term, placing the task of encircling and suppressing the rebels under the ninja villages' leadership once more.
Faced with the daimyo's concessions, the Kage of the major ninja villages were generally satisfied.
The increased funding allowed the ninja villages to better upgrade their equipment and train ninjas, while the authority to act at their own discretion during rebellion suppression gave them even greater power in domestic affairs.
Such terms were highly favorable to the ninja villages.
As the daimyo of each nation compromised with the major ninja villages, all of them dispatched ninjas to join the campaign against the rebels of the Ninja World.
The daimyo had paid the price of increased funding and ceded authority in exchange for the ninja villages' active participation. However, the Fourth Hokage, Uchiha Ying Yue, appeared more cautious and composed.
The Nine-Tails Incident had caused severe damage to Konoha. Although casualties had been relatively low, most of its buildings had been reduced to rubble.
Using this as his reason, Uchiha Ying Yue explained to the Daimyo of the Land of Fire and Konoha's ninjas, "Konoha is currently in a reconstruction period. The village needs time to recover." Therefore, Ying Yue did not send a large number of elite ninjas to join the daimyo's suppression campaign like the