Shin Uchiha naturally understood Pakura's concerns, so after hearing her words, he merely smiled faintly. Gazing at Sunagakure in the distance, he said meaningfully:
"Some old fossils have already rotted away. They no longer belong in this era. People like that only obstruct the course of history. When the time is right, removing them from this world is the best choice."
At this point, Shin Uchiha turned to glance at Pakura and continued:
"As far as I know, that old woman Chiyo of Sunagakure may claim to have retired, but she still knows everything that goes on in the village.
"Pakura, tell me. When the Fourth Kazekage betrayed and abandoned you, did that old woman Chiyo know about it or not?"
Pakura froze briefly at Shin Uchiha's words. A trace of pain flashed deep in her eyes, but in the end, she nodded and answered quietly:
"Chiyo has always been the most respected person in Sunagakure. With her prestige, it wouldn't have been impossible for her to remove the Fourth Kazekage from office.
"And she has so many devoted followers in the village. How could she possibly not have known what happened to me?"
As Pakura spoke, sorrow filled her face. After all, she was still someone from this village, and she had always held some measure of admiration for Chiyo.
But judging by what had happened to her, she had been a disposable pawn all along.
Hearing Pakura's words, Shin Uchiha raised his hand and gently patted her head before saying:
"In that case, let's make that old woman Chiyo pay the price she deserves!
"Don't worry. I'll settle this score for you."
Pakura said nothing in response to Shin's words. In the end, she simply nodded.
Seeing this, Shin Uchiha smiled, took Pakura's hand, and flew into the