Several ninjas at the very front immediately followed him when they saw this, while everyone else remained still.
Without orders from Danzo or their direct superiors, they would continue carrying out whatever they were doing.
And this kind of thing seemed to have happened more than once or twice.
As the saying went, small meetings discussed major matters, while major meetings discussed minor matters.
For something like this, Danzo only needed to tell his plan to these core subordinates, and they would know what to do.
At that point, the core subordinates would lead their men to do what they were supposed to do.
And more often than not, the fewer people who knew such core secrets, the better.
Half an hour soon passed. Those who had followed Danzo out emerged one by one in silence.
Then they took away their direct subordinates. They had already learned Lord Danzo's plan by heart, and until the final moment arrived, they would not tell their men exactly what they were supposed to do.
As pairs of Root ninjas departed, Danzo never appeared again. Instead, he merely stood somewhere in the distance where he could see this place.
His emotions churned, as though he could already see what he wanted.
But at that moment, he thought of his two good friends again.
He already had his own methods for dealing with those two. They were friends, after all, so at a time like this, it would be best not to cause trouble.
As for Ino-Shika-Cho, the Clan Heads of the three great families, and Shizune—
In his eyes, they were nothing but a group of ignorant youngsters.
As long as he spared a little attention to deal with them, they would surely feel the pressure.
At that thought, Danzo actually smiled.
Danzo held