These policies were all priorities being pushed forward by the Land of Grass's leadership.
As the Land of Grass's annexation efforts advanced steadily during this period, the Land of Rain's administrative system was gradually integrated into its framework, and the council of elders and cabinet gradually settled into their proper operations.
How many people remained in the Land of Rain after the war, how much arable land was left, and how many potential ninja recruits there were.
This was the information they most urgently needed.
And so, registration work was in full swing everywhere. Officials dispatched by Kusagakure accompanied ordinary administrative personnel through the former Land of Rain, registering people and land village by village, town by town.
Of course, as for wandering ninja, those who were vicious criminals were disposed of.
Those who had been forced into it to make a living were given a chance to join Kusagakure.
The village where Sasori of the Red Sands was hiding was actually small, with only a few dozen households scattered along both sides of a stream. Most of the houses were old.
With so few people, they had been unable to repair the houses damaged in the war, and signs of ruin remained.
Broken walls, scorch marks, collapsed roof beams, and piles of rubble had received only the most basic attention.
Kusagakure's officials had come here three days earlier and registered most of the villagers.
What they were doing now was testing the children's aptitude for becoming ninja. Everyone in this world possessed chakra, but only those who could control it could become ninja.
Thus, checking whether children of the appropriate age could mold chakra was the top priority for the personnel dispatched by the Grass Ninja.
As for the villagers, they hoped their children could become ninja who stood