Time flew by, and three full months had quietly passed since the harrowing Third Shinobi World War.
During that brief yet seemingly endless time, every village had been busily handling the aftermath of the war, while open and covert struggles between various factions quietly unfolded beneath the surface, stirring up one storm after another.
Although the large-scale war had come to an end, small-scale clashes along the borders persisted like a shadow, never truly ceasing.
At this seemingly peaceful moment, Uchiha Yato displayed extraordinary courage and decisiveness—he resolutely sent those young shinobi who had just been promoted to genin onto the battlefield, allowing them to temper themselves through blood and fire.
Uchiha Yato knew full well that peaceful days were nothing more than a beautiful illusion. Behind them lay the silent sacrifices and relentless perseverance of countless people.
He wanted to use this method to teach those young shinobi that profound lesson.
Perhaps inspired by Uchiha Yato's actions, many major and minor shinobi villages followed suit, throwing their newly promoted genin into this seemingly endless conflict.
For a time, the shinobi world, which had been gradually settling down, was once again ignited by the flames of war and plunged into chaos.
However, compared to a true shinobi world war, the current fighting was more like a "baby war."
Those jonin who had once dominated the battlefield had now stepped behind the scenes, leaving the stage to this new generation of fledgling youths.
Even so, the cruelty of war had not changed in the slightest. Every battle could still be a fight to the death.
Not long ago, a jonin driven by hatred had attempted to launch a retaliatory assassination against Konoha shinobi.
However, his plan was exposed before he could carry it out. Worse still, in order to avoid provoking