As for the Hidden Jun Village's safety, Ye Chen was not worried in the slightest.
At present, almost all the Hidden Jun Village's players were on the border battlefield.
Even if the village came under a surprise attack, its losses would not be too great.
In Ye Chen's eyes, the players were his most precious "wealth."
Of course, the Jonin Ye Chen had taken prisoner from Kusagakure were not there to freeload, either.
If the Hidden Jun Village came under attack and they failed to help, Ye Chen would chop them up afterward.
When it came to matters of life and death, those Kusagakure Jonin understood what was at stake.
Right now, the eye of the storm lay on the Land of Grass's border.
A tiny Hidden Jun Village would not attract much attention.
As for the Land of Grass's daimyo?
He was not the daimyo of one of the Five Great Nations. Ye Chen paid no regard whatsoever to the daimyo of the little Land of Grass.
Of course, those daimyo and nobles who clung to life and feared death would never show themselves at a time like this.
Had they possessed enough backbone, they would never have allowed shinobi villages to exist.
That was also why the Land of Grass's daimyo had never appeared, despite the prolonged fighting between the Hidden Jun Village and Kusagakure, followed immediately by unrest at the border.
They were a bunch of useless good-for-nothings who knew nothing but political maneuvering.
Once the turmoil subsided, perhaps they would eagerly come knocking.
But shinobi villages had their own independent systems of authority.
When necessary, there was no need to give them the time of day.
Ye Chen had absolutely no liking for the daimyo in the Naruto world.
In Japan's actual history, however, the so-called