Jingyi did not lie to Kushina. Even without the free money, he planned to leave as soon as possible.
He had played enough, eaten enough, and bought enough. Why stay here and wait for the new year?
Even if he wanted to, Kumogakure certainly did not.
They dispatched a large number of ninjas every day to watch them openly and secretly, and to protect them. It was fine in the short term, but after a long time, the consumption of manpower was a major problem for Kumogakure.
Naturally, nobody wanted you to stay in their village indefinitely.
Conversely, if someone went to Konoha to play, Konoha would hold the exact same attitude.
As long as you weren't here to stir up trouble, we welcomed short-term tourism.
But after a long time, be conscious and leave early.
Upon learning that Jingyi and the others were heading to the Land of Earth and Iwagakure, the Third Raikage simply arranged for Dodai to see them off in person.
And so, the group boarded a ship bound for the Land of Earth.
Traveling from Kumogakure to the Land of Earth and Iwagakure was much more convenient by boat than on foot.
Aside from being a bit slow and a bit boring, everything else was fine.
It was their first time crossing the ocean by boat, and all three young girls showed plenty of fresh enthusiasm. Unfortunately, once that novelty wore off, the unpleasant aftereffects of boat travel set in.
To be honest, if they hadn't never experienced it, Jingyi really wouldn't have wanted to take a boat.
Once the novelty faded, a bunch of problems followed.
Eating was inconvenient, sleeping was inconvenient, using the restroom was inconvenient, and the entire cabin plus the deck was just that tiny bit of space. Taking even a