Honestly, some of Konoha's higher-ups' ideas really weren't all that great.
But there was no helping it—they were the higher-ups. Still, Sasuke's decision to take his anger out on them seemed somewhat unreasonable.
Unfortunately, once that kind of self-centered personality had taken root, it definitely couldn't be changed through conversation alone.
It required fists. And if you knew a little Talk no Jutsu and paired it with your fists, the results would absolutely be twice as effective with half the effort.
That would successfully tell Sasuke, "You're getting carried away. Don't argue."
Now that Hawk Team had been formed, Sasuke would still seek revenge against Danzo, but perhaps because he had considered his members' feelings—
he told a relatively well-intentioned lie: Hawk Team had successfully broken free from Orochimaru and could now soar through the skies in pursuit of their own freedom.
Of course, the only ones who believed it were Karin, whose eyes were filled with nothing but Sasuke, and Jugo, who firmly remembered the words of his benefactor Kimimaro.
The only one with any capacity for thought now was Hozuki Suigetsu.
Uh, but Hozuki Suigetsu's personality was completely carefree, and he was also a battle maniac.
Although he clearly understood Sasuke's intentions, he did not object.
That seemed a little melodramatic. Sasuke had probably gone through all that effort for nothing.
Of course, none of that was the point. The real question now was—
what would the next move be for this newly established Hawk Team, formerly Snake Team?
Though they spoke of seeking and pursuing freedom, that was ultimately just a slogan.
Sasuke seemed to be in a difficult position as well, unsure of what to do.
After a long silence, Sasuke finally spoke as the leader. "All right. Since we're going to pursue freedom, then the