As time passed, the war on the New Continent had entered its final stages.
Under Tetsuya's instructions, those who could be integrated were integrated, and those who needed to be dealt with were dealt with.
The entire New Continent had been taken over by the Federation.
The natives of the New Continent had also been liberated. In accordance with Tetsuya's wishes, the young were sent to school to begin their assimilation into the culture of the Shinobi World.
In a few years, there would no longer be any natives. Everyone would be part of the Federation.
The Kage all applauded this plan. It was a truly brilliant move: ostensibly granting rights, while actually assimilating them.
The older natives were sent to labor reform camps. Of course, they were not sent there to mine, but to serve as overseers, supervising the Remnants of the Land of Sky who had either surrendered or been captured and put to work in the mines.
The natives of the New Continent could not have been more eager to take on this job.
In the past, they would never have dared dream of such a thing.
To think the day would come when it actually happened! The enslaved had turned the tables. How could they not repay every bit of the suffering they had endured?
Once order on the New Continent had stabilized, development began.
The Space-Time Portal was relocated somewhere with better transport links, and two brand-new cities were built around the two gates, one in the Shinobi World and one on the New Continent.
The construction crews tasked with developing the New Continent also traveled through the Space-Time Gate to the other side.
Construction required a great deal of manpower, and these were long-term projects, creating even more jobs all at once.
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