Hanzō chased Sunagakure like a mad dog, and Chiyo had been mentally prepared for that. After all, Sunagakure had retaliated against Amegakure, so it was only natural for Amegakure to turn around and refuse to let them go.
Even a demigod cared about his reputation, though his reputation was worthless in the eyes of the Five Great Shinobi Villages.
But the villages and towns of the Land of Rain had been looted clean by Sunagakure. As the leader of Amegakure, if Hanzō showed no response at all, how could he continue making his way in the Shinobi World?
Forget whether he would have the face to keep going. The daimyo of the Land of Rain alone would not spare him.
The Daimyo's Court invested so much money every year and supported you, Hanzō, in every way. I can understand if you can't defeat the Five Great Shinobi Villages; after all, the two sides aren't on the same scale.
But Sunagakure is looting the Land of Rain, and you, Hanzō, don't even dare make a peep. What the hell was the point of the Daimyo's Court investing in you?
Whether for his own reputation, the people of the Land of Rain, or the daimyo of the Land of Rain, Hanzō had to clash with Sunagakure.
Even if he couldn't win, he had to bite off a chunk of flesh from Sunagakure with his teeth.
Otherwise, he would be a sinner.
Sunagakure was being hounded by Amegakure under Hanzō's leadership, and when they sought an alliance with Iwagakure, they were rejected by that stubborn little brat Kitsuchi.
Chiyo had not been this angry over that alone.
In this chaotic free-for-all war, Konoha's main force followed one principle: fight the other enemies if they could, retreat if they couldn't, as long as they