Yagura: I'm an Expert at Ambushes

He wanted Yagura to recognize his mistake—and to recognize Kumogakure's strength.

After meeting with Ōnoki and confirming that everyone would remain calm and refrain from personally entering the fray, why the hell should they keep being polite to Kirigakure? Just hit them!!!

Thus, Dodai, who had been overseeing the naval war, was summoned back by the Third Raikage.

The Third Raikage knew exactly what his son was like. Letting him sit in the camp as a decorative figurehead was fine.

Making him a military strategist, however, was asking too much of him. At least for now, he was still too green.

Once his anger flared, he would lose his reason.

Therefore, command could not be handed to Little A. Dodai had to take over. As for the Third Raikage himself, he would personally charge into the naval battlefield and show Kirigakure what they were dealing with.

If possible, the Third Raikage would not mind taking a stroll across the many islands of the Land of Water himself.

He would give Kirigakure a little more pressure.

Dodai arrived, and the Third Raikage left. No other changes occurred in the war against Iwagakure, so the Third Raikage could leave without worry.

A few days later, urgent reports were continuously delivered to Kirigakure and placed in the hands of Yagura, the Fourth Mizukage.

As Yagura looked over the emergency intelligence sent by the Intelligence Department, his brows furrowed deeply.

What was Ōnoki doing? Could he not even hold back one Third Raikage?

The war had been going on for some time. At sea, Kirigakure and Kumogakure had fought back and forth, neither able to do much to the other, since the scale of naval warfare was difficult to expand.

The war had also been proceeding according to Yagura's plan.

But with the Third