Veteran players who had participated in the great battle of Kusagakure.
Or netizens who had been following the game "Hidden Jun Ninja" still had some recollection of that face.
He was Bibiye, the former head of Kusagakure's Anbu.
Back when Hidden Jun Village went to war with Kusagakure, Bibiye had served as the "temporary" combat commander.
Later, because of his disagreements with Kusagakure, he had launched a rebellion.
In the end, with Kusagakure's defeat inevitable, Bibiye had quietly slipped away.
Since then, no one had known where Bibiye had fled.
Bibiye appearing in Hozuki Castle was quite a "curiosity."
But on closer thought, it all made sense.
The Land of Grass bordered the Land of Rain, so heading to a neighboring country was a decent choice for Bibiye if he wanted to escape.
Moreover, Amegakure was now controlled by the Akatsuki.
And the Akatsuki was an organization made up of rogue ninja.
Bibiye's betrayal was something the major shinobi villages would find extremely difficult to tolerate.
Furthermore, in the original Naruto story, Kusagakure had close ties with Konoha.
And Konoha could be considered the "top dog" among the Five Great Shinobi Villages.
If the Five Great Shinobi Villages learned of Bibiye's defection, they would certainly eliminate him.
Thus, it was entirely reasonable for Bibiye to flee into the Land of Rain and seek the Akatsuki's protection.
Moreover, Bibiye possessed some information concerning Kusagakure's secrets.
His presence in the Land of Rain meant he undoubtedly had intricate ties to the Akatsuki.
Of course, Ye Chen alone knew the secrets involved.
Granny Chiyo stared at that unfamiliar face, her brows knitted tightly together.
She simply could not understand what purpose that "Black Zetsu" had in changing faces again after "possessing" Mujo, the lord of Hozuki Castle.
Though deeply puzzled, Granny Chiyo