He could no longer use it routinely to control his emotions.
As though he had just remembered something, Murakami Hana said to Hyuga Akira, "I'll report your achievements to Lord Hanzo. Lord Hanzo won't forget your contributions."
So you people don't even tally military merits?
In that heavy atmosphere, all Hyuga Akira wanted to do was complain.
The two shinobi silently hoisted the two bodies onto their backs and left through the entrance they had come in through.
If Hyuga Akira's guess was right, those two would take the bodies to Amegakure.
He asked curiously, "Aren't you afraid those two will expose this place?"
Shōzō was searching for Hanzo. Wouldn't those two expose Hanzo's presence here by returning to Amegakure?
Murakami Hana looked at Hyuga Akira in some surprise. Seeing that he genuinely seemed not to know, he explained, "This place is one of Amegakure's bases to begin with. Amegakure knows it exists."
He glanced around and lowered his voice. "As for where Lord Hanzo is, no one actually knows for certain. The person we saw was a double. The real Lord Hanzo could be at any of the bases."
Amegakure had quite a few bases, and their existence was also a result of the country's circumstances.
The Three Great Shinobi Villages turned this place into a battlefield from time to time. Amegakure had been attacked more than once or twice, and there was also the country's unending civil war.
Affected by the situation in the Land of Rain, Amegakure had come close to splitting apart several times.
The last person to resolve Amegakure's divisions was Shōzō, who now ruled Amegakure.
The young dragon slayer had become a dragon himself.
At least, that was how Murakami Hana saw it. In Shōzō's eyes, however, Hanzo and his supporters were outlaws attempting