Leaf Village's Former Site Became a Tourist Attraction for Future Generations to Visit and Reflect Upon

Sunlight shone down on the long-desolate ruins of Leaf Village.

The once-glorious Kage Rock was now little more than a stretch of broken walls and rubble, looking like a rotten tooth stump.

The face of the Third Hokage, once held high above all others, had been sprayed with a huge X in cheap red paint.

The paint had nearly dried. Whenever the wind blew, it carried a sharp chemical stench that made passing tour groups wrinkle their noses.

"Tsk, this was the Shinobi World's number one village back then?"

A young man wearing Stone Village's latest casual jacket chewed on a foxtail stalk that had not even been washed clean.

He casually spat the remnants from his mouth into the ruined site of the Hokage Building, landing on the thick layer of dust.

No one had swept this place in ages. There was not even a ghost in sight, only a few stray cats rummaging through abandoned trash cans for rotting snack crumbs.

"This was the Hokage Building back then?"

Beside him, a snot-nosed Stone Village child curiously clung to a rotten wooden fence and peered inside.

There was not the slightest trace of reverence for the "Hokage" in his bright eyes, only the mockery of someone watching a monkey show.

"Why does it look like the public toilets back home? It doesn't even look as impressive as our radiation-proof walls."

"Don't talk nonsense. This was the hard work of the First and the others."

The Stone Village Anbu captain leading the group had a scar on his face that had not fully healed. He fiercely scratched his scalp, rubbing off several flakes of dandruff.

He flicked down the electronic guidebook in his hand, which was filled with dense expansion blueprints.

"Those old Leaf Village bastards used to brag every