As for this sort of thing, it wasn't limited to the Land of Fire. It existed in every country.
The various ninja villages had also carried out a series of crackdowns against these civilian flies.
But after several attempts, it had proven useless. Kill some, and naturally, some would escape.
And before you could enjoy a few peaceful days, these people would return to their old spots.
No one knew how many people there were in the ninja world, but those doing this kind of business in the major countries seemed endless.
Besides, places like the Bounty Exchange existed in certain areas, giving those involved in such activities another channel to dispose of stolen goods.
Back to the point. Since Hinata possessed the Byakugan, she would naturally be responsible for scouting the surrounding area during the journey ahead.
Tenten and Rock Lee also became a little more serious. The three of them had nothing to fear; after all, they were ninjas. Against ordinary people,
as long as they wanted to, they could easily massacre everyone in their path.
But Rokosuke was different. He was injured and still an ordinary person. At this point, even a wooden stick falling on his head might kill him outright.
So Hinata and the others were being so cautious because they didn't want innocent Rokosuke to suffer for someone else's crimes.
Over the next few days, the journey was extremely long.
In the end, with no other choice, Rock Lee silently carried Rokosuke on his back. Clearly, that was the right choice,
and their speed immediately increased considerably.
In the Land of Rivers, before a roadside restaurant beside a small village not far from Wood Sorrel Gold Mine Mountain,
an obviously aged old woman stood there, gripping a cane in her hand.
As though