Konoha: This Naruto Is Too Competitive

Hearing Raikage's last words with obvious malicious intentions, Tsuchikage's granddaughter and part-time bodyguard Heitu dissatisfied: "What did you say?"

"Raikage seems to be very disrespectful!"

Raikage smiled contemptuously: "Respect is for those who deserve respect, and you must know what you have done!"

Just when Black Soil wanted to continue to refute, Tsuchikage held back his granddaughter to prevent Black Soil from saying something that would irritate Raikage.

Tsuchikage said: "The commander of the ninja alliance must at least have a brain, and a fool without a brain is probably not qualified for this position."

Kazekage, who had just been ridiculed by Raikage for being the weakest, also echoed at this moment: "I agree with Tsuchikage's opinion [people without brains are indeed not qualified to be the commander-in-chief of the Ninja Alliance.

Although Kazekage admits that what Raikage said is good, it still makes Kazekage a little unhappy to point it out so bluntly.

But thinking of the situation in his own village, Kazekage couldn't help but sigh.

After experiencing the attacks of Deidara and Scorpion, Gaara also lost track, and now Sand Shinobi Village really lacks high-end combat power.

Konoha Village, an ally of Sand Shinobi Village, also suffered a lot from the Akatsuki attack.

After Konoha Village could not give Sand Shinobi Village strong 993 support, Kazekage is considering finding a new ally for his village.

Kazekage thinks that Iwagakure is a good choice.

Kazekage, who already had a bias in his heart, couldn't help but satirize Raikage after receiving Raikage's piercing blow.

Raikage was naturally very unhappy when someone said that he was a fool without a brain. He looked at Tsuchikage who spoke first, and said, "Who do you think has no brains?"

During the speech, the thunder on the fist flickered, as if he was about to strike if he could not get a satisfactory answer.

As for Kazekage, who followed suit behind him, Raikage ignored him. Someone who has no strength does not deserve to be seen by him.

Kazekage, who was ignored in this way, became more determined to side with Tsuchikage.

Seeing that Tsuchikage didn't speak, Raikage turned his target to Mizukage and Hokage: "What do you two think?"

"Who is the person who wants to support? After waiting and watching for so long, shouldn't it be time to give some advice?"

Raikage understood that the quarrel between himself and Tsuchikage was fruitless. Even if he could beat that old man into the ground, the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces must be the one who received the most support

Mizukage Terumi Mei doesn't care who becomes the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces, it's impossible for her anyway.

So he said indifferently: "I don't care, whoever can get on!"

Minato suggested very seriously: "I think the person with the strongest ability should be the commander-in-chief.

"The deployment of the coalition forces is not a matter of opinion. Without this ability, it is estimated that there will be big troubles."

Namikaze Minato feels that the commander-in-chief of the Ninja Alliance is not an easy position.

Tsuchikage's age is both an advantage and a disadvantage, making Minato wonder if such an age really has the energy to take care of all aspects of combat?

Raikage is too impulsive. Such a person is suitable for the charge position and will bring great courage to the people behind, but he is not suitable for being a general commander.

Kazekage is a fool on the fence, only looking for allies that are beneficial to him.

Although this is human nature, Kazekage has become a little too fast, and has no regard for the closeness and support for Tsuchikage.

Mizukage really confirms the personality of water as a material, drifting with the flow, everything follows the direction of others.

After considering the advantages and disadvantages of every Kage-level person here, Minato feels that he is responsible for the safety of the ninja world, and he should stand up and shoulder this responsibility without hesitation.

Naruto watched with relish watching other people quarreling, but Naruto knew it was bad when his father spoke.

It’s okay to eat melons when you come to your own home!

Originally thought that this kind of fight had nothing to do with him, but Naruto didn't expect his father's sense of responsibility (bied) to be so strong.

After getting along for such a long time, and what Minato has done before, Naruto believes that his father has absolutely no personal selfishness, and everything is just to ensure the victory of the coalition forces.

Since Dad wants to get involved in this, Naruto naturally wants to support it.

Naruto thinks that everyone in Gokage has different opinions, and it is best to fight if you want to have a final result.

If you meet someone who disagrees with you, just beat him up. No matter where you are, whoever has the biggest fist has the absolute right to speak.

Sure enough, after Wuying argued for a while, no one could convince anyone.

Finally Raikage said: "Since no one can persuade, then let's use a contest to decide who is qualified to be the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces."

Terumi Mei still has the previous attitude: "Agreed" This is the best way."

Tsuchikage thought for a moment that there was really no better way, and the result of the competition should be acceptable to everyone, so he nodded in agreement.

Kazekage was always thinking about Iwagakure's friendly attitude, and when he saw Tsuchikage's agreement, he immediately followed up and expressed his agreement.

In the end, only Minato and Mifune did not give their opinions, and everyone turned their attention to these two people.

As Minato is Hokage, his opinion is naturally very important.

Mifune, as the leader of this meeting, also has the two identities of Admiral of the Iron Kingdom and the leader of the samurai.

The samurai of the Iron Country are also an indispensable backbone of the Ninja Alliance, so Mifune's opinion is also very important.

Minato is fearless about fighting, and it is a sweet annoyance that his own child is too capable, but his own strength has not degraded, and there is no difference from before.

But Minato is a little worried. His own strength has not changed, and he narrowly beat Raikage and Killer Bee back then.

These two people have not experienced the stagnation of time like Minato, nor have they grown to a certain extent after so many years of practice.

Mifune also disagrees a bit. As Admiral, he has a deep understanding that the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces is like the human brain [precisely directing the body to perform different actions.

How can there be a brain that wants to decide its own command through competition?

If the commander-in-chief determined by strength is really lacking in ability, then he will definitely not be able to make the coalition army a stable army.

Needless to say, such an army is facing the Xiao organization, and it is estimated that the amount of friction during the operation can cause the coalition forces to fall apart.

Mifune and Minato considered a little more things, and they were unable to make their own decisions for a long time.

But now there is really no better way, so Minato decided to vote for himself.

At this time, Mifune resolutely opposed this opinion. .