Where You Stand Determines Where You Sit

Right, the murderous intent was also quite obvious, it was just that you couldn't sense it, Senior.

I can understand the hatred; after all, the war broke out under your leadership, and his parents died in that war, but...

I will leave it at that.

As long as I reminded the Third Kazekage that Sasori harbored ill intentions toward him, that was enough.

As for the rest, Jingyi believed that the Third Kazekage could handle it himself.

In the original timeline, he was poisoned to death precisely because he had no guard up against Sasori at all.

If the Third Kazekage was on his guard, you go try having Sasori poison him, and see if you really take the strongest Kazekage in history as a joke?

Why tell me these things?

The Third Kazekage's expression looked somewhat unpleasant.

He could not understand why Sasori held such deep opinions about him. Even if he led the war, Sasori's parents were also members of the village, so wasn't dying because of the war a very normal thing?

Furthermore, when the war broke out, Sasori's grandmother Chiyo also held a very heavy weight in it. What, because she is your grandmother, you don't hate her, and all your hatred was transferred onto my head as the Kazekage instead?

And fucking murderous intent too...

Having murderous intent meant that Sasori wanted to kill him, and how was the Third Kazekage supposed to accept this?

After all, he watched Sasori grow up, and also cultivated Sasori as the next generation of powerhouses for the village.

As a result, the other party actually harbored malice and wanted to kill him.

Gently putting down his wine glass, Jingyi said frankly:

Because I hope the relationship between Konoha and Sunagakure can remain stable and not fall into chaos.