Kumogakure, Raikage's Office were already in a mess. At this time, Raikage was furious and smashed the entire office to pieces.
Because just now, Kumogakure's think tank suggested that he contact Iwagakure and try to form an alliance.
Iwagakure and Kumogakure can be said to be the personal feud of generations. Of course, in this era, several ninja villages are basically mortal enemies.
However, the hatred between Raikage and Tsuchikage was more direct. Back then, Ōnoki mobilized tens of thousands of ninjas and dragged Raikage to death.
This feud has only lasted a few years. Now Raikage comes to reconcile with Tsuchikage. It's strange that a character like Raikage can accept this.
But Raikage knows it very well. Now Konoha has become different.
Once upon a time, he had fantasized countless times. If Kumogakure had the strong foundation of Konoha, he would have unified Shinobi World long ago. Hiruzen Sarutobi, that coward, wasted Konoha's potential.
But now, Konoha really started to expand with full firepower. Only then did he realize that if Konoha expanded, the first ones to be affected would be the other members of Five Great Ninja Villages.
The current situation is that Sand Ninja has taken advantage of it in advance. It is said that it has also participated in the official business of Konoha. Not only has it not declined, but the living conditions of residents are actually better than before.
Kirigakure is closed to the outside world and does not care about world affairs. Therefore, the only ones affected are Iwagakure and Kumogakure.
Raikage is not that kind of honest person. Kumogakure's wealth can not only be achieved by the daimyo's allocation. He runs a large number of businesses privately to ensure the prosperity of Kumogakure.
But now, Kumogakure's private business, as long as it involves foreign trade, has basically been taken away by Konoha.
There is no way, Land of Fire has a vast land and abundant resources. The name only cares about pleasure. As long as Konoha has no bottom line, all kinds of resources are at your fingertips.
To put it simply, Kumogakure has it, and Konoha has it, and it's better. So, it's natural that they can't be compared in business.
Of course, ninja business also depends on the backer and the level of the ninja team involved in the business.
But the key issue is that according to the intelligence from Kumogakure, the security team sent by Konoha will not be able to defeat it if Raikage cannot defeat it.
Raikage When we first received this news, everyone was stupid. Tsunade Is that woman crazy? She sent more than half of her people out to make money. The village doesn't want her anymore?
But the fact is that Konoha sent thousands of experts to engage in shipping and mining all over the world. However, Konoha's defense system has not weakened at all.
It is said that a large number of Konoha'retired' ninjas have come back to work to shine for Konoha.
Damn retired ninja. Although Raikage is reckless, he is not a fool. He naturally understands that these should be the people trained by Konoha's ninja clan.
He just didn't understand that all major ninja clans put their own interests first. Even a strong Kage like him couldn't respond to everything.
How did Tsunade get those guys to pull out all the people they had cultivated privately to support the situation just a few days after taking office?
More importantly, Konoha's current policy is obviously weakening the ninja clan. But why does Konoha seem so stable internally?
This question is beyond Raikage's understanding.
In fact, not only him, but also few people in Shinobi World understand what is happening in Konoha now.
But just because they don't understand doesn't mean they can't feel something. Even a reckless guy like Raikage realizes something is wrong, let alone a wily guy like Ōnoki.
But what was different from what the Raikage think tank predicted was that before they or Iwagakure could take any action, Kirigakure was the first to send the news.
Mizukage Cangya sent a request for a meeting to Raikage and Tsuchikage at the same time through confidential information.