The dozens of Uchiha Clan members sent to fight on the front lines were no exception.
Over the past half year.
These Uchiha clansmen had thoroughly grown accustomed to surviving on the battlefield. When a transfer order suddenly arrived from the village saying they could return, they were all genuinely stunned. Shōji was no exception. The main reason was that the Kumo Ninja had retreated far too quickly, hadn't they? Although the Original Work had never specifically explained how the clashes between Konoha and Kumogakure had unfolded during that period.
No matter how he looked at it, it did not seem like something that should have ended this quickly.
Even if his own influence could not be ruled out.
Based on Shōji's understanding of Kumogakure, this did not quite seem like the Kumo Ninja's style, did it? That was Shōji's most genuine thought when he received the information. However, at that moment, he was clearly viewing the Kumo Ninja through his own inherent prejudice. No matter how aggressive or warlike a shinobi village was, it still had to follow certain basic rules. When there was clearly no advantage to be gained, and there was even the possibility of drawing the attention of other shinobi villages.
It was not impossible to understand the Kumo Ninja taking half a step back.
More importantly, taking half a step back now did not mean they would remain at peace forever. In essence, even outside periods of major war, missions undertaken by the Five Great Shinobi Villages across different nations could still trigger friction and conflict.
If this opportunity was gone, they merely had to wait for the next one.
That was the universal rule of the shinobi world. Shōji had simply gotten himself worked up for a moment, which was why he found the