Kushina: Catching White Zetsu Is What I Do Best

The Land of Iron's samurai corps entered the battlefield, and some exhausted Allied Forces shinobi began withdrawing.

Fresh troops entered the battlefield on the Allied Forces' side, but Madara Uchiha showed no intention of changing anything.

No matter how the White Zetsu fared in this war, he could accept it.

Besides, the advantage still lay with the White Zetsu Army.

Though the Allied Forces had seemed unstoppable at the beginning and killed vast numbers of White Zetsu, the White Zetsu Army's advantage began to show as time passed.

Meanwhile, the Allied Forces' morale began to decline, and their will to fight was gradually being worn away.

Most importantly, the White Zetsu Army had no wounded—only living White Zetsu and dead White Zetsu.

But the Allied Forces could not do that.

Wounded shinobi needed treatment, exhausted shinobi needed rest, and the bodies of fallen shinobi had to be brought back.

Not to mention anything else, logistics alone were enough to keep the Allied Forces scrambling.

At the Allied Forces' main camp, Kushina, who had been assigned a special mission, kept making rounds through the Medical Department with Pakura at her side.

Kushina did not need to go to the battlefield, but Jingyi had given her a very important task.

She was to patrol the camp. The Medical Department was the highest priority; if she found a spore-parasitized White Zetsu, she was not to hesitate and was to kill him immediately.

During the Fourth Shinobi World War in the original story, these spore-parasitized White Zetsu had caused the Allied Forces no end of trouble.

They had even left some people deeply uneasy. No one dared trust anyone else, afraid that the person beside them was an enemy infiltrator waiting to kill them when they let their guard down.

Jingyi would naturally put