Damn it!
What kind of blind luck did Kumogakure have?
They actually managed to get their hands on a Jinchūriki like that.
Spacy and like a mental patient—that was Jingyi's description.
But it was automatically translated in the mind of the Third Hokage as thick-skinned and carefree.
It was precisely because he was carefree that he wouldn't harbor resentment toward the Tailed Beast sealed inside his body.
This also meant that his chances of becoming a Perfect Jinchūriki were greater than those of an average Jinchūriki.
With Kushina as a precedent for a Perfect Jinchūriki, Jingyi had authoritative speaking rights regarding the evaluation of Perfect Jinchūriki.
It was only because of his various stimuli that the Nine-Tails had fought for its life to help Kushina; otherwise, did Kushina want to become a Perfect Jinchūriki?
She was dreaming—at best, she would have been just like Mito Uzumaki, locking the Nine-Tails up and using it as a power bank, and a forced one at that.
The Third Hokage instantly fell silent.
Jingyi ignored him and continued speaking:
"The Raikage, the Tsuchikage, and Chiyo of Sunagakure have all indicated that they will head to the village to discuss this matter in person. As for the Kazekage, I didn't see him; at this time, he should be mining in the desert."
"..."
A dignified Kazekage, forced to run off to the desert to mine—that treatment was truly one of a kind.
The Third Hokage didn't reply immediately, instead falling silent and thinking for quite a while before speaking:
"So, your idea is to sell information on Perfect Jinchūriki to villages that possess Tailed Beasts?"
"Right, sell the information, cash in on a wave of benefits, and incidentally build some rapport. Kumogakure has grand ambitions, and the Third Raikage is the same, though he is