Old Chiyo's eyes were complicated.
"Other than the severe damage to the buildings, the village's casualties were not too serious. Most of the fallen shinobi died while intercepting the puppets, while most ordinary residents were killed by collapsing building debris."
This was a typical warning.
It was not meant to kill people, but to destroy some buildings and send a warning to the Third Kazekage and the other villages.
Stop causing trouble, or you'll regret it. Pay what you owe, and let it go when you should.
Otherwise, you would regret it.
The Third Kazekage did feel somewhat regretful. If he had known, he would not have questioned it. Instead, the puppets had landed in Sunagakure and turned it into a test subject for the warning.
"Has anything changed on the battlefield?"
The Third Kazekage suddenly asked about this.
Chiyo's expression abruptly changed. She opened her mouth, but did not know how to report on the war to the Third Kazekage, because she had suffered quite a few losses at Orochimaru's hands lately.
The situation was unfavorable?
Seeing Chiyo like this, the Third Kazekage knew that nothing good must have happened on the battlefield.
So, he could not be bothered to continue questioning Chiyo and simply picked up the scrolls and documents on the table to read them.
Since you can't bring yourself to say it, I'll look for myself.
After rapidly going through several scrolls and documents, the Third Kazekage's expression became increasingly grim.
If he had not known Chiyo would not dare deceive him, the Third Kazekage would have wanted to ask her how she had suffered such major losses at the hands of a brat like Orochimaru.
Did this damn war even need to continue?
Chiyo sighed inwardly and waited for the Third Kazekage's rebuke.
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