The Uchiha could only be considered Konoha's lunatics, while certain clan ninjas of Kirigakure were universally acknowledged throughout the Shinobi World to have something seriously wrong with their heads.
It wasn't just those clan ninjas; most Kirigakure ninja had an extremely strong bloodlust.
That was also why Jingyi hadn't descended directly into Kirigakure.
He would wait for them to send someone out, settle the matter, and only then enter. That way, they would also have to take responsibility for his safety.
And once inside Kirigakure, if some death-seeker made a move, killing them outright would not only require no accountability, but would also give him every right to demand an explanation from the other side.
But it was different if he went in on his own.
If he was attacked and fought back, they would only ask why he had acted inside the village.
He couldn't hand others a pretext on a silver platter.
In any case, the puppet kept flying through the sky. Kirigakure's people were the anxious ones, not him.
So long as he didn't drop the puppet into Kirigakure and bombard it, it wouldn't count as violating the treaty signed at the Five Kage Summit. Jingyi wasn't worried that anyone would step forward to accuse him.
With something constantly flying in the sky, positioned just beyond the attack range of most ninjutsu, Kirigakure's people could do nothing even after spotting the puppet overhead.
In the end, they could only report it.
After waiting around ten minutes, someone in Kirigakure with the authority to make decisions finally appeared.
Only after seeing Yagura arrive outside Kirigakure with his guards did Jingyi control the puppet to fly beyond the village's boundaries and land outside it.
"May I ask whether you have come to Kirigakure on a mission?"
Yagura's eyes were