At that moment, Orochimaru was also moved by the Konoha ninjas before him, who faced death without fear, and his heart surged with emotion.
But then Orochimaru remembered that he had deliberately prolonged the war and increased Konoha's casualties, and guilt involuntarily appeared on his face. He even felt an urge to abandon Ye Feng's plan and fight only for Konoha. But reason told him that Ye Feng's plan was right, that it could prevent war in the longer term. Only by repeatedly reminding himself of this did Orochimaru regain his composure.
The guilt on Orochimaru's face lasted so briefly that almost no one noticed. But Tsunade, standing beside him, saw it clearly. She could tell that Orochimaru was hiding something from her, and that it might even harm Konoha. Yet Tsunade could not believe that Orochimaru would do such a thing.
Just as Tsunade's thoughts wandered, Orochimaru's voice rang out again:
"Konoha is fortunate to have you. But you needn't be so pessimistic. We have our own advantage in this war, too."
"Our advantage?"
Everyone was puzzled. With such a vast disparity in fighting strength, and Sunagakure also skilled in puppetry and poison techniques, Konoha was at a complete disadvantage. They had thought about this themselves and had no idea what advantage Konoha still possessed.
Orochimaru chuckled.
"Our advantage is our mobility. We have Uchiha Yefeng and Minato Namikaze, two ninjas who both know the Flying Thunder God Technique. They can take a group of experts to any battlefield and instantly increase our fighting strength there. So next, we must make full use of this advantage to quickly reduce the number of Sunagakure ninjas. If you have any good ideas, speak up."
After finishing, Orochimaru paused again, seemingly wanting to hear the others' opinions.
Orochimaru looked at the ninjas