The Land of Iron was a nation of samurai. It had strong fighters, but none were all that powerful. There was only one reason it could sit back without a care: it was too poor for anyone to bother invading.
As for Uchiha Mu, he had no desire to take in those stubborn fools. Their samurai spirit was decidedly unappealing. Strong convictions made them extremely difficult to indoctrinate, and with so few people in the Land of Iron, there was no reason to invite trouble for such a small population.
With peace and security in the Hundred-Clan Shinobi Nation, ordinary people were eager to marry and have children. Since Uchiha Mu had placed no financial pressure on them, a couple could easily afford to raise a child.
Between strength and money, Uchiha Mu chose strength. Strength brought power, and with power, making money was as easy as filling in numbers. It was just like his previous life-who had ever seen someone with power give it up for money?
Uchiha Mu entered the Land of Iron with the two women. None of them suppressed their presence, so several samurai soon arrived.
"Lord Uchiha Mu, Lady Hyuga Lingnai, Lady Keiko Uzumaki, this way, please," one of the samurai said respectfully.
"Mm. Take us there. Who's arrived so far?" Uchiha Mu asked.
"The Hokage and the Tsuchikage are already here. The others have yet to arrive."
"So I'm the third? Take me to see the Hokage," Uchiha Mu said.
"Yes, sir."
The three soon arrived at the meeting venue. It was little different from the one in the original story, a clear indication of how slowly the Land of Iron developed. Uchiha Mu headed straight for Konoha's quarters.
The moment he opened the door, Tobirama Senju's gaze shot toward him, as though he