Look, That Small Island Is Moving!

Kushina was still strolling across the vast sea, and he hoped nothing bad would happen.

Hm! Not bad, this kid did a great job, and Nine-Tails is a pretty good mastermind too.

Quickly scanning the contents of the scroll, Jingyi could not help but burst into laughter.

Under Nine-Tails's direction, Kushina's retaliation did not come too violently, but instead unfolded slowly in the manner of boiling a frog in warm water.

The result of doing this was that both Kumogakure and Kirigakure suspected each other, rather than suspecting that a third party had stepped in to stir up trouble.

"Aren't you worried something will happen to Kushina?"

As someone close to Jingyi, Pakura knew very well what Kushina had been doing after leaving the village, and the one left behind at home to serve as a decoy was merely a Shadow Clone.

It was also thanks to Kushina having enough chakra that condensing a Shadow Clone could allow it to last for a long time.

Otherwise, once the Shadow Clone dissipated, it would easily reveal flaws.

"What's to worry about? Isn't she doing a great job?"

Jingyi smiled and said, "On the open sea, as long as no living witnesses are left and all the ships sink to the bottom of the ocean, Kumogakure and Kirigakure won't even be able to gather intelligence, leaving them with no choice but to suspect each other."

"Then why did Kumogakure suffer greater losses in ships instead of Kirigakure?"

Among Kushina's attacks, Kumogakure's losses were greater than Kirigakure's.

Fair is fair, Pakura actually hoped Kushina would deal heavier blows to Kirigakure.

As a former Sunagakure shinobi, Pakura did not have the slightest bit of goodwill toward Kirigakure; just as Kumogakure had invaded the Land of Earth, Kirigakure's warships loved to run over to the