That afternoon.
After Qian, Sano Nobuhisa, and the others finished their meeting, they each wrote a report and sent it to Nara Akimitsu with urgent priority.
In the report, Qian laid out the entire incident from beginning to end, including the Root Organization's actions.
However, he did not directly state that he knew these people's identities. He only mentioned that a group of unidentified people had attacked him.
In addition, he did not explain in the report exactly how he had discovered them.
But the meaning between his lines was that these people were on their own side, and that the intelligence for this operation had suffered a serious leak.
With that, as long as Nara Akimitsu still wanted to command anyone else, he had to give him an explanation.
Otherwise, once word of this got out, who would still dare to accept missions?
Clearly, what Qian was doing was putting pressure on him.
With Nara Akimitsu's intelligence, from the information he provided and a few other clues, it would not be hard to guess that Danzo and his Root Organization were behind this incident.
After all, before this mission, the other party had already noticed something. There was no reason that with even more clues afterward, he would instead fail to find anything.
Even if Danzo cut off the trail and left no evidence behind, he should still be able to guess the whole story.
In that case, whether to give Qian an explanation or to placate the others, he had to put pressure on the village.
Of course, Qian also knew that doing this could not possibly bring Danzo down, but as long as it made the Third Hokage restrict the other party's movements, that was enough.
In any case, time was on his side. Once this war