Top-Tier Open Plot

Where did you get such a thick skin, Third Raikage?

Judging by status, authority, and strength and position, Jingyi was Konoha's second-in-command.

Even extending to the Land of Fire, it was the same.

Could a figure like this run to the battlefield to help just because of an ally's single word?

Of course he dares to think it, and he also knows we won't agree.

Tsunade said with a solemn expression, "But the Third Raikage will still keep contacting us, and he'll do it openly and aboveboard, because this is put on for Iwagakure to see."

"Konoha can't possibly send you to the battlefield unless you are willing, but Iwagakure doesn't know that."

In theory, Jingyi couldn't possibly rush to the battlefield just because of the Third Raikage's request, but what if?

What if Kumogakure actually produced enough benefits to move Konoha, and Jingyi really ran over to the battlefield? What then?

A Third Raikage with two blockheads had already given Kitsuchi a hard enough time. The war here had finally come to an end, and if Konoha came charging over again, how was this war supposed to be fought?

Did Kumogakure have anything, or rather benefits, that could move Konoha?

Yes, and quite a few.

For example, intelligence and data, or certain ninjutsu that Konoha didn't have and valued greatly, and so on, as well as commercial concessions.

As long as the benefits were big enough, Konoha wouldn't refuse to start a second war in the Land of Grass.

The Third Raikage merely agitated Kitsuchi until he was frantic; if it were changed to Jingyi going, it wouldn't be as simple as just being frantic.

"To put pressure on Ōnoki, the Third Raikage really pulls out all the stops, but this kind of open plot really makes people quite