Mutual understanding was a difficult thing. Even with similar identities, completely different hatreds could still exist.
Naruto and Gaara could not understand each other.
Konoha now had more than one Ninja Academy, and their scale was far greater than before.
Naruto's class was basically made up of children from Konoha's original ninja clans. It could also be said that the students here were Konoha's future core circle.
Gaara, Temari, and Kankurō had mainly been admitted because they were the Kazekage's children, as well as because of Gaara's identity as a Jinchūriki.
The Tailed Beasts undoubtedly needed protection, since they were a necessary condition for planting the Divine Tree.
However, obtaining the Tailed Beasts' chakra was not actually that difficult.
If they were not properly protected, they would certainly be exploited by the Otsutsuki Clan.
But when Gaara and the other two suddenly joined, differences in culture and habits were bound to cause some conflict with the original students.
Konoha was not the Hidden Sand Village. With ANBU and the Uchiha watching this place, any unusual movement from Gaara would be stopped.
The three of them could be considered geniuses of the Hidden Sand Village, but after coming to Konoha, they were clearly no longer impressive enough.
Only Gaara, protected and aided by the power his mother had left behind, could compete with Konoha's young prodigies in strength.
But Konoha had far too many monsters. Haku and Kimimaro, who had only graduated from the Ninja Academy not long ago, could easily take Gaara down.
Kimimaro now looked completely like an Ōtsutsuki.
Although Jiraiya possessed relatively complete Ōtsutsuki power, he still looked like an ordinary person on the outside.
Kimimaro was different. The atavism in his genes, combined with modifications, had made him more like an Ōtsutsuki.
In this Shinobi World, where