Konoha: Offer Your Heart to the Hokage!
Chapter 64

A Plan for Distributing the Tailed Beasts Was Decided by That Person

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The woman of the God of Shinobi could naturally never be as weak as an ordinary ninja.

Even knowing that becoming a Jinchuriki meant enduring the torment of the Nine-Tails' violent chakra, Mito Uzumaki still agreed without hesitation, for the Konoha her husband envisioned.

Perhaps this was the unique charisma possessed by every reincarnation of Asura.

There were always people around them who were moved by that sincerity, willing to throw themselves into danger out of admiration and devotion.

Hashirama and Mito Uzumaki.

Toji and Uchiha Chiri, Matsumoto Kazuka.

"When do we make our move?"

"There's no rush. My Kakuan Entering Society with Bliss-Bringing Hands left a mark on the Nine-Tails, so I can sense its location and act whenever I want. Besides, I intend to capture all the Tailed Beasts."

Hashirama then told Mito Uzumaki about his plan to sell the Tailed Beasts.

After hearing him out, Mito Uzumaki approved of his idea. "Selling the Tailed Beasts to the other villages really could balance the power between them, prevent war from breaking out, and make our village wealthy."

"Besides, the other ninja villages don't have the Uzumaki Clan's bloodline or Sealing Jutsu."

The implication was that even if the other villages acquired Tailed Beasts, they would have to expend enormous manpower to seal them into Jinchuriki. And if they could not manage it, they could always commission Uzushiogakure.

The Shinobi World was not limited to the Uzumaki Clan when it came to Sealing Jutsu. But the Uzumaki Clan's Sealing Jutsu was the strongest, safest, and most stable.

"Hashirama, you got smarter after that fight."

"Ahaha." Hashirama scratched his head. "Is that so? I didn't think that far ahead. I just felt that this would let the other villages see Konoha's sincere desire for peace."

"..."

Mito Uzumaki pondered for

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