The Uchiha were a highly unstable factor, and their clan was even plotting a coup, attempting to return to the center of power in Konoha.
Shimura Danzō, who could not tolerate even the slightest offense, could not accept such a thing. Hiruzen Sarutobi, as the Third Hokage, could not accept it either.
Thus, although he was reluctant to see Konoha lose such a powerful fighting force and had been hesitating,
he had undoubtedly acquiesced to Danzo's actions.
Anbu were everywhere in this village; his informants were everywhere.
He knew exactly whom certain important figures—such as Naruto—met with every day, let alone Danzo, who was even more important than Naruto.
After all, in Hiruzen Sarutobi's heart, although he relied on Danzo, he was equally wary of him.
But Hiruzen Sarutobi's tolerance of Danzo moving against the Uchiha did not mean he could tolerate the decline of the village's only remaining dojutsu clan—the Hyuga Clan.
When Ryosuke viewed the Hyuga Clan and Konoha from an outsider's perspective, he realized that the Hyuga Clan's situation was not actually as complicated as he and his father had imagined.
Outside were the various nations eyeing the Land of Fire covetously.
Within Konoha, its fighting strength had been steadily depleted. Whether it was the death of the Fourth Hokage or the Uchiha clan massacre, both had greatly affected the village.
The Hyuga Clan was different from the Uchiha.
Though their clan prided itself on its exceptional talent, its members remained rather low-key and amiable when interacting with the people of the village.
The Hyuga Main Family also had ambitions of infiltrating the village's center of power, but they had always concealed them well.
As for the Branch Family, burdened with the Caged Bird Seal, they had no way of entertaining free thoughts like the Uchiha could.