Actually, letting Lelouch stir things up on his own was far more reliable than having him guide Naruto through it.
It wasn't that Naruto couldn't carry out a plan! Rather... their positions were different.
What exactly were their respective positions?
Although... Naruto had always considered the people who emerged from the cage his friends, in their hearts... they felt they were not only Naruto's friends, but also something like his subordinates.
Without that mindset, Wolffy would never have given up researching the Time Machine to bring his wife and child over, opting instead to help Naruto and Minato Namikaze build up Konoha.
First of all, the Sealing Space belonged to Naruto. Secondly... no one could order Naruto to do anything he didn't want to do.
That was also why there was a fundamental difference in their positions.
Under those circumstances... it would be rather difficult for Lelouch to stir things up through Naruto.
So... letting Lelouch head out and do it himself was still the best option.
Perhaps, after a while, Lelouch would have the Land of Fire under his control!
Or Lelouch might simply establish a puppet regime, leaving the revolutionary army with nothing to do but take over when the time came...
Putting those thoughts aside, Naruto donned the Virtual Headset and entered the Virtual World.
By now... not only had Konoha undergone major changes, but the Virtual World had changed considerably as well.
Two more major factions had appeared in the Virtual World's Ninja Region.
One was a guild called Dawn.
The other was the Sunagakure Guild.
Dawn wasn't much of a concern; it was only a small guild with fewer than a hundred members.
The Sunagakure Guild, however, had a thousand members, outnumbering even the newly united Will of Fire Shinobi Village and