As for Kushina Uzumaki's childbirth, Yechen already had a plan, so he did not intend to involve the Gods Alliance so early.
Thus, after some discussion, Yechen made his decision.
The second topic was the Gods Alliance's development.
On Kakuzu's side, he had recruited over a hundred peripheral members. Most were low-ranking shinobi with little strength who made their living collecting bounties.
Precisely because of this, Kakuzu had used money to entice many of them into becoming peripheral members of the Gods Alliance.
These people did not even know the Divine Lord existed. They simply regarded Kakuzu as their leader, which was also what Yechen wanted.
After all, the Gods Alliance was still developing. The fewer people who knew its core secrets, the better.
These peripheral members were a means for the Gods Alliance to earn money. Of course, having an organization behind them also offered some assurance of their safety, which was one reason they were willing to join.
Meanwhile, Elder Lei had already begun working on recruiting core members, gradually winning over a group of people around him.
Although it was somewhat premature to turn Kumogakure into the Gods Alliance's logistical reserve, the plan had already taken shape. Elder Lei had also recruited a group of talented Kumogakure shinobi into the Gods Alliance, though they were all still under assessment.
If they passed the assessment, they would qualify to become inner disciples.
The Gods Alliance had very strict admission rules. Becoming an inner disciple required a recommendation from an elder or core disciple, followed by approval from several elders.
Anyone seeking to enter the core ranks as a core disciple or above had to be vetted by the Divine Lord-Yechen himself.
Over in Kirigakure, Mei Terumi and Kisame Hoshigaki were doing the same. Mei Terumi had also agreed