Treating a meteorite as the village's sacred relic, then having all the shinobi cultivate around a radioactive meteorite to grow stronger—he had to admit, that was both bold and ignorant.
Jingyi had no interest in Hoshigakure's Star Shadow, nor in their sacred meteorite. He would not casually go near that thing.
His trip to the Land of Bears was merely to find a suitable place to rest and watch the show in peace.
As for why Hoshigakure's leader dared call himself the Star Shadow without drawing suppression or retaliation from the Five Great Shinobi Villages, the reason was simple. Its location was remote, and its environment harsh. Though forests covered most of the country, the vast majority of its land was unsuitable for human habitation.
Coupled with the country and village's isolation, there was nothing there worth the Five Great Shinobi Villages' attention.
Thus, Hoshigakure's violation of the rules was simply ignored by the Five Great Shinobi Villages.
Calling yourself the Star Shadow was one thing. As long as you shut your doors and played by yourself, nobody would bother with you.
But if you came jumping out into the open, that would be your mistake.
Besides keeping to itself, another reason Hoshigakure had not been targeted or attacked was that it was simply too weak to be taken seriously by the Five Great Shinobi Villages, unlike the former Amegakure and Hanzō.
If Hoshigakure had possessed Amegakure's strength, or if its so-called Star Shadow had possessed Hanzō's strength and made the Five Great Shinobi Villages feel threatened, then just watch whether they would leave you alone.
We can ignore you and let you entertain yourselves behind closed doors, but you cannot become a threat to us!
After entering the Land of Bears, Jingyi found an uninhabited place with a fairly