Last year, enemies from Sunagakure infiltrated the Land of Fire, and it took Konoha a long time to wipe them out.
Besides Sunagakure seizing the opportunity to catch Konoha off guard, there was another reason.
The reason Sunagakure had held out for so long was that they had dispatched more people and attacked from multiple fronts, making Konoha's encirclement and suppression far more difficult.
Secondly, there were simply too many places to hide within the Land of Fire.
There were also plenty of places to destroy.
Unlike the Land of Wind, where valuable targets were either villages or oases, forcing them to strike those locations and allowing Sunagakure to pinpoint them much faster.
Who would have thought that being too poor and barren could actually become an advantage?
Mitokado Homura truly did not know what to say.
But that was the Land of Wind. Even if you were unwilling, you could only accept it.
Historically, Iwagakure and Kirigakure had often gone to the Land of Wind to harass Sunagakure. Once there, they would basically take a stroll around before leaving, thoroughly disgusting Sunagakure without gaining much of anything.
Because there was simply nothing to take.
They could hardly bring a bunch of sacks, fill them with sand, and carry them home, could they?
Had they changed directions?
Good grief, was this an accident or deliberate?
Jingyi noticed that Utatane Koharu and the others had begun changing direction. Rather than continuing to destroy the remaining targets, they had turned around and headed north.
Sitting in his tent and watching, Jingyi's expression became somewhat strange.
He had come to the Land of Bears ahead of time to find a quiet, safe place to watch the show. Who would have expected Mitokado Homura and Utatane Koharu to head in this direction too?
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