The last boss of the ninja world

"Dear, what happened today?"

It was night, Musashi was hiding a gift behind his back, preparing to give Tsunade a surprise, but he saw that Tsunade was absent-minded and her eyes were wandering.

As a shadow of a great power, not to mention having a strong mind, at least ordinary small scenes cannot be detected by Tsunade, let alone affect her mind.

The thing that could make Tsunade so uneasy, apart from the comfort of the people around her, was also a big enough event to cause a sensation in the ninja world.

"No," Tsunade waved her hands, trying to cover up her emotions.

However, how could Musashi give up so easily? Musashi was seen holding an exquisite gift box, taking out the round pearl necklace in the box, and gently put it on Tsunade's neck.

"Is today a special day?"

Tsunade was stunned for a few seconds, and then asked in confusion.

"Can't I give my wife a gift if there is no special day?" Musashi asked, and then inquired: "What is it that makes my dear wife so uneasy?"

The counter-organization is a separate department. After the roots were banned, the counter-organization now occupies the original territory of the roots and almost takes over all the materials of the roots.

Unfortunately, the counter-organization did not accept the people at the root, and there was still a group of half-grown children within the organization.

It was simply a fantasy to expect those children to collect much information for Musashi.

Therefore, Musashi still often extracts information from Tsunade. The intelligence network controlled by the Hokage is far from what Musashi can match. Even the former Danzo cannot guarantee that it is more complete than the Hokage's intelligence network.

"The Third Kazekage is missing," Tsunade said with a frown after struggling for a long time.

She knew that Musashi was trying to get information, and Musashi also knew that Tsunade knew that he was trying to get information from her. However, between husband and wife, Tsunade would often choose to compromise and reveal information to Musashi that she should not have told Musashi.

"Three generations of Kazekage disappeared?"

Musashi was shocked when he heard this, and he counted again and again with his fingers.

What does the disappearance of the third Kazekage mean?

This means that the Third Ninja War is about to break out!

In the original work, the beginning of the Third Ninja World War was the Scorpion's sneak attack on the Third Kazekage, leaving the Kingdom of Wind without a leader. Then the Kingdom of Thunder seized the opportunity and launched an undeclared war against the Kingdom of Wind.

As the Kingdom of Thunder advances, the internal chaos of Sunagakure cannot be controlled. Amid external and internal troubles, the Kingdom of Wind attributes the disappearance of the third Kazekage to the conspiracy of other countries and declares war on the world at the same time.

It seems like a stupid move, but in fact, the declaration of war by the Kingdom of Wind gave other countries in the ninja world a perfect reason to intervene.

As a result, the four major countries sent people into the Kingdom of Wind.

However, the four major countries were not united. They all wanted to obtain due benefits from this war, and launched various melees in the Kingdom of Wind.

As the war situation became increasingly tense, Iwagakure and Konoha turned against each other, and a war that could be described as annihilating a country broke out. Iwagakure once attacked outside Konoha Village.

After the war, the Third Hokage suffered huge losses and misjudged the battle situation, and was forced to take the blame and step down.

In summary,

That was why Musashi was shocked.

Musashi's wrench calculation is counting time.

In the original work, Namikaze Minato died in the Nine-Tails Rebellion only one year after he came to power, so the end of the Third Shinobi World War was Konoha 47.

The war could last five years.

The start of the Third Ninja War shouldn't come so soon!

Musashi's original calculation should have started around Konoha 45 and ended in Konoha 47, lasting 2 years.

"Musashi, what's wrong with you?"

Seeing Musashi's expression becoming more and more gloomy, Tsunade became puzzled.

The impact of the disappearance of the Third Kazekage is indeed significant, and no one knows how Sunagakure will react, but Tsunade is not a time traveler, and she really cannot connect the disappearance of the Third Kazekage with the Great Ninja War.

"It's okay," Musashi shook his head, and then with a straight face, he found a piece of manuscript paper from the drawer, wrote the words "The Third Kazekage Disappeared" on the paper, and asked Tsunade: "The Third Kazekage Disappeared" , what do you think will happen next?”

Strategic analysis?

Tsunade picked up a pen and wrote on the back of the disappeared: [Sunagakure is in a state of emergency].

Musashi nodded, this is bound to happen. If the shadow of the Ninja Village disappears inexplicably, the Ninja Village will enter a state of emergency.

[Government Chaos], Musashi took back the pen and wrote another paragraph after Tsunade's handwriting.

Tsunade also nodded, agreeing with Musashi's reasoning.

Then, Musashi wrote: [Kirogakure is flawless, he is looking away], [Iwagakure is likely to wait and see], [Konoha seeks stability and waits to see what happens], [Kumogakure].

Musashi, the three great ninja villages of Kirigakure, Iwagakure, and Konoha, all made guesses, but Kumogakure was the only one who was drawn in a circle by Musashi.

"You mean, Kumogakure might intervene?" Tsunade blurted out.

As early as when they received the news, Tsunade's 'cabinet' brains made a similar analysis, but Musashi made the same analysis without detailed information, which really surprised Tsunade.

Of course, what surprised Tsunade the most was that even someone with such a 'closed' knowledge of Musashi guessed that Kumogakure might do something.

"It's not possible, but there will definitely be intervention!"

Musashi gave up and explained: "In the War of Rain Country, Konoha, Iwagakure, and Sunagakure all gained more or less territory, but Kumogakure, who put in many people and efforts, got nothing."

It is their tradition that Kumogakure is martial and warlike. Since the territories are not bordering each other, they did not get any benefits from the war to carve up the Kingdom of Rain. Now that the Kingdom of Wind is in chaos, they will definitely take the opportunity to cause trouble.

Originally, when the Rain Country signed the surrender treaty, some of the benefits belonging to Kumogakure were actually controlled by Sunagakure, so they would definitely seize control while Sunagakure was in chaos.

It's not Sunagakure. If Iwagakure or Konoha were in chaos, Kumogakure would also take action.

"Musashi……"

Tsunade paused and had no objection to Musashi's words, but Musashi's words were a bit hard for her to accept.

What does it mean that Konoha has benefited? That is the price that the Rain Country should pay for Konoha's loss.

"Um, I was quick to talk for a moment."

Musashi realized something was wrong and quickly admitted his mistake.

Maybe the strong ones are not flaunting themselves, but from Tsunade's perspective. The Kingdom of Rain is expanding crazily outwards, and its ambitions will inevitably burn Konoha and cause damage to Konoha in the future.

Suppressing the development of the Kingdom of Rain is indeed for its own safety.

And the division of the Rain Country's territory is also a loss that should be compensated to Konoha's deceased shinobi.

It's like, another way of saying it.

Sunagakure is facing internal chaos, and Kumogakure wants to use the minimum loss to regain the compensation that should belong to them.

All the compensation they deserved before was usurped by Sunagakure.

Looking at the same problem from different angles and from different standpoints, Musashi only looked at the problem from a third person's perspective, which caused Tsunade to feel uncomfortable.

"What will we do if Kumogakure interferes in Sunagakure's affairs?"

Tsunade no longer dwelled on Musashi's words, but asked the question she was most concerned about at the moment.

"Support!" Musashi pointed at the words [wait and see what happens] on the paper and said with a smile.

"Solidarity?"

"Well, they are all eyeing the territory of the Kingdom of Wind. If we also intervene, then no one will benefit." Musashi explained, and added: "If one day the Kingdom of Wind is in trouble at home and abroad, , wants to drag us into the water, we’d better not interfere.”

"Drag us into the water?"

"Kumogakure's strength is difficult for even Sunagakure to contend with when they are completely victorious. In times of internal chaos, they are even less able to resist Kumogakure's methods, so they are likely to take the initiative to provoke us in an attempt to distract Kumogakure. .”