At that instant, Nagato's heart went cold.
This was exactly the situation Orochimaru had described.
This situation was far more troublesome than having those people attack them directly.
If they fought in Amegakure, Nagato and the others could not intervene at all. The moment they did, they would be taking sides.
That would inevitably offend one side, and then Amegakure would truly face utter destruction.
In that case, they could only passively endure the damage caused by the fighting here.
Many people in Amegakure would be injured.
At that thought, Yahiko's expression grew tense. He stopped worrying about what those people were doing and headed straight toward the center of Amegakure.
Their main task now was to gather everyone in Amegakure together.
Nagato and Yahiko instantly pushed their speed to the limit, racing toward the center.
Although both of them were very fast, they were still slightly slower than the people from Kumogakure, who specialized in speed.
At that moment, Nagato and Yahiko both thought of Orochimaru, who was still in Kumogakure. For the first time, they desperately wanted him to do something.
The group from Kumogakure stopped as soon as they reached the center of Amegakure.
Clearly, they had no intention of going any farther.
In fact, the people from Kumogakure felt that if this continued, Kumogakure's involvement would inevitably be exposed.
These few had therefore already prepared to reveal themselves in Amegakure, intending to pin the blame on Amegakure.
Orochimaru watched the people from Kumogakure, who had nearly reached him. After some thought, he finally decided to act.
After all, this had been one of the terms of his deal with them, and he needed to honor it.
With that in mind, Orochimaru immediately used a summoning technique, and Manda appeared in Amegakure in an instant.
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