Hinata snorted coldly at his words. "Do you think I'd be afraid?"
"Besides, I'm not an idiot. There are some things I naturally don't need you to tell me."
"Some things are better made clear. To be honest, I do have some concerns."
"So stop using those excuses meant to fool children."
Hinata spoke without the slightest courtesy.
But then she changed the subject. "Still, if you want to cooperate, that's not impossible."
"If you want cooperation, then offer tangible benefits in exchange. Otherwise, there's nothing to discuss."
Obito did not answer immediately. Instead, he fell into thought.
He felt there was nothing wrong with negotiating terms.
What he was considering now was his plan and his current actions in greater depth.
Everyone had needs. As long as there were needs, everything could be discussed.
After making sure he had overlooked nothing, he asked, "Then what do you want?"
Hinata frowned and said, "First, I want to know what your true goal is. Nine tailed beasts are no joke."
"If there's no conflict with us, then my condition is a fertile tract of land."
Obito immediately agreed. "Fine."
"Come to think of it, that doesn't conflict with our plans. There may even be room for complete cooperation."
After saying that, Obito roughly summarized Nagato's views.
The general idea was that they wanted to wipe out all the current so-called ninja villages and forces throughout the Shinobi World.
Then they would establish a new order for the Shinobi World. If the people of the Five Great Ninja Villages heard that, they would surely become sworn enemies. How could they possibly let it go without grinding them to dust?
But from another perspective, there seemed to be nothing for these people to object to.
Hearing this, Hinata said, "If that's the case,