My ninjutsu is not right

Chapter 336 The End
"Squeak~"

The Fourth Raikage's muscles and shadowy, jet-black hands emitted a teeth-grinding grinding sound.

"Crackling~" Lightning flashed, the anger on his face disappeared, and his eyes became extremely serious. Even the shadows that had broken through the power barrier were being pried apart little by little.

As expected of the Raikage, he has some real strength; a few shadows simply couldn't take him down.

Link looked over and said calmly, "I don't want to kill you."

After saying that, he felt quite pleased with himself. No wonder Hashirama always liked to say it; the effect of showing off was outstanding.

"Thump!" Then more shadows surrounded the Fourth Raikage, and countless dense small fists turned into a uniform, muffled sound. The next second, the Raikage, who had just been swaggering around in Lightning Release Chakra Mode like Thor, was embedded in the wall.

Shadow inherited Link's height, making him difficult to attack from many angles, but he's quite adept at using moves like the Thousand Years of Death and the Monkey Stealing Peaches.

Witnessing the attack, the Fourth Kazekage felt a chill run down his spine.

"Have you calmed down?" Link stepped onto the table, looking down at the Fourth Raikage, whose body was mostly embedded in the wall. The next second, all the shadows in the room returned to his feet. He calmly said, "I have no ill intentions towards you."

"Whoosh!" Raikage's guards, Darui and Xi, one in black and one in white, drew their weapons and stood in front of their respective Kage, refraining from attacking without authorization.

"Humph!"

The Fourth Raikage grunted and stood up amidst the sound of falling bricks. He hadn't suffered much damage from the shadows' attack while in Lightning Release Chakra Mode, but their speed and strength were too great, and he wasn't confident in making a rash move.

There was no guarantee that they would survive.

With his usually impatient personality, he finally put his brain, which he rarely used, to use and took the young Hokage seriously in terms of strength.

Judging from the large number of shadows that rushed out just now, the Sixth Hokage's strength is quite terrifying.

"So, what exactly does Konoha want to do?"

Onoki asked the question with a calm expression, but glancing at the dark, deep shadow on the table out of the corner of his eye was enough to prove that his heart was not as calm as it appeared.

“I don’t want to do anything.” Link rubbed his temples. He hadn’t slept at all last night. He had to do everything himself, including the reincarnation. In addition, the management of Konoha Village was now empty. He had to take care of the things he needed to do before he left.

"Just don't cause me any trouble." He was too lazy to lie or negotiate, and said directly, "We should release the tailed beasts after a while, right?"

The idea proposed by Hashirama will most likely be approved by Tobirama, who is obsessed with his brother. Moreover, since it was something the Sage of Six Paths specifically instructed him to do, he shouldn't do anything that is outwardly compliant but inwardly defiant.

He found many chakra cubes in the world of the Nine-Tails' rampage, since he killed one of the Nine-Tails on the spot, which was enough for a short time.

"I came here simply because I don't want to waste time with you all." Link looked intently at the Fourth Raikage and said, "After all, a lot has happened recently."

"If you want war, I'm ready anytime."

That's a bit too honest.

The Fifth Mizukage, who had only recently taken office, looked somewhat subtle, but it was unlikely that Kirigakure would get involved in the war or the questioning of Konoha.

Strictly speaking, whether Uta, the Jinchuriki who escaped, would be considered a rogue ninja in Kirigakure after the revolution is debatable. After all, there were many ninjas who escaped at the time, and only Zabuza Momochi and Kisame Hoshigaki were truly wanted and pursued as elite Jonin.

Kirigakure no longer has any Jinchūriki or Tailed Beasts, so... it's a good thing that other villages have lost their Jinchūriki.

Especially the overly powerful Iwagakure and Kumogakure.

"I understand." She then adopted an expression as if it were none of my business, stood up, and said, "Since there's nothing related to Kirigakure, may I withdraw from this meeting?"

If we stay any longer, it might be bad if the monster Naruto standing on the table mistakes us for an enemy.

Mifune pondered for a moment, then nodded. The Fifth Mizukage rose from his seat, lifted the curtain, and sat down in the back.

The Fourth Kazekage was even simpler; he didn't even say a word before leaving the central conference table.

If before the Chunin Exams he was still considering whether to join forces against Konoha, then Sasori's sudden disappearance when he returned home after the Chunin Exams sent a chill down Sunagakure's spine.

That guy ran away, and even the Third Kazekage puppet sealed in the village disappeared. He had obviously prepared to abscond with the money from the start.

The problem is that Sunagakure has been selling iron sand very well for the past year or so, receiving a lot of orders. Without the Third Kazekage's puppet, what to do about the unsettled orders has become the main headache, and dealing with Konoha is secondary.

"How is it?" Link turned to look at Onoki.

The old man was the one he liked the most among everyone present, so he treated him better; the reason, of course, was not something he could tell outsiders.

Ōnoki remained silent for a while before standing up as well. He had a very bad relationship with the Four-Tails Jinchūriki, Rōshi, who had left the village early on and was killed, so he didn't need to worry about him. It was painful for the Five-Tails Jinchūriki, Han, to be captured, but the loss was definitely not as great as the loss of the Hidden Cloud Village, which had directly lost a perfect Jinchūriki.

The current situation is, even without the tailed beasts, will he, or rather they, still launch a war against Konoha?

All I can say is that the Five Kage Summit was convened by the Fourth Raikage on his own whim, and there was no need to bring the war into the open.

Wars always begin silently, rage fiercely, and end abruptly.

“You’re the only one left.” Link didn’t want to guess or care about what others were thinking, and said, “War or peace?”

He was prepared that if the other side remained defiant, he would simply take Shadow and try to conquer Kumogakure.

If we fail, we'll drag Hashirama No. 1 on another trip.

He figured he'd make an example of someone to scare others, and since someone was willing to step forward and show them the consequences of opposing him, he didn't mind wasting a little time.

The principle of "a good start prevents a hundred bad ones" is very simple.

This kid is serious.

The Fourth Raikage looked at the Sixth Hokage standing on the table, and his intuition told him that the other party truly didn't care about starting a war.

So, where does the confidence for war come from? The captured tailed beasts?

Many questions arose in his mind. He, who was always irritable, finally realized that he had encountered a Hokage who handled things in a simpler and more brutal way. At the same time, he felt a headache and difficulty. At the same time, the anger and sadness in his heart about his brother's death dissipated a lot.

"Darui, Xi, let's go!" He crashed through the wall with a bang and rushed out as fast as he could.

The two Raikage guards looked troubled, but still gave chase.

The Five Shadows Conference has now come to an end.

Link glanced behind the curtain, smiled at Gaara, and then gestured for Shizune and Yamato to come over.

"Hey"

While sighing, Jingyin summoned three luxurious chairs from the scroll, the ones she had sat in earlier.

Link waited a moment, and large swaths of shadows flowed in through the crack in the door and into his shadow. Once all the shadows returned, he sat down in a chair, and under the strange gazes of the others, the three of them officially set off.

Back to the village!

(End of this chapter)