Chapter 96: Sand and Rain Truce
The appearance of this "meteorite" is not quite the same as a normal meteorite. Yagura has personally seen the meteorite samples collected in the headquarters of the Kirigakure Anbu. During the process of falling into the ninja world, the meteorite has become smoother and rounder due to the friction of the air.
But the one in his hand, although it is a regular sphere about the size of two fists, its surface is indeed not regular at all. It is covered with pits of various sizes and shapes everywhere. It does not look like it has been rubbed by the air due to falling at high speed.
After sensing it more carefully, Yagura actually sensed a chakra that was extremely active and of extremely high quality inside the "star".
In fact, if Yagura and Chinano had seen the chakra of the tailed beasts, they would have discovered that the chakra contained in the "star" was extremely similar in nature to the chakra of the tailed beasts.
But unfortunately, with their current status, they are not yet able to access the village's core secrets such as the tailed beasts.
After playing with it for a long time without seeing any clues, Yagura handed it to Chinano. Chinano was not very interested in it. She took out a storage scroll and put the scroll in it, planning to give it to the Third Mizukage when she returned to the village to hand in the task.
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The battlefield of the Kingdom of Rain.
As Ebizo and Rasa fell into disadvantage one after another and showed signs of defeat, and after Kiyoshi defeated the Third Kazekage Tessa in a one-on-one situation, the Sand Village no longer had any room to struggle.
Tiesha had been lifted out of the deep pit by Qingsi. At this moment, black rods were inserted into his limbs and he was firmly nailed to the ground.
"Males from Sunagakure! Stop! We have lost this war!" Tiesha endured the pain and gave orders word by word. His deep and hoarse voice, enhanced by chakra, spread throughout the battlefield.
Hearing the order from their own Kazekage, the Sand Ninjas who were still fighting looked in the direction of the voice in disbelief. When they really saw the invincible Third Kazekage lying powerlessly on the ground, their faith collapsed instantly, the weapons in their hands slipped to the ground, their eyes were filled with tears, and some even squatted on the ground and began to cry loudly.
Chiyo is also a single woman. Seeing that things are hopeless, she decisively reaches a temporary verbal agreement with Hanzo at a fast speed. After all, she is the official commander of the Sand Village troops.
Kiyoshi had no objection to this. The seven of them were hired by Hanzo in the first place, so of course whatever Hanzo said was the final word. As long as the Third Kazekage Tetsusa gave enough benefits, the Seven Ninja Swordsmen led by Kiyoshi had exceeded their mission anyway. If they didn't want to cause any trouble, the Sand Village would have to change a Kage.
Both sides acted quickly, and after a heated debate, a formal agreement was reached between the Sand Village and the Rain Village in the evening of the same day. Moreover, under Chiyo's insistence, Hanzo also made certain concessions in terms of compensation. Afterwards, the two sides formally signed the "Rain and Sand Armistice Treaty."
With the signing of the "Rain and Sand Armistice Treaty", the Sand and Sand Battlefield of the Second Ninja World War officially came to an end.
Although Kiyoshi and the others had returned to the camp to rest and were not at the scene, Hanzo Salamander was still sensible enough to send someone to deliver the results and the scroll of wind-style ninjutsu that the Third Kazekage Tessa promised to give to Kiyoshi. This was exactly what Kiyoshi was waiting for.
Actually, Hanzo originally did not want to tell the specific details of the treaty signed between Kirigakure and Kumogakure. Although he had made relevant agreements with the Mizukage and the Raikage when he was hired, this was confidential information after all, so how could he easily reveal it to other villages? However, the strong strength of Seiji and others and their great prowess on the battlefield deeply shocked Hanzo, making him not have enough courage to tear up the original agreement. The war had been going on for more than a year, and Hanzo's spirit was no longer as high as before.
"Kage! Send a message to Mizukage-sama and inform him of the outcome of the war! Sunagakure will pay Amegakure 36 million ryo per year for five years as a war indemnity. Then at Amegakure's request, Sunagakure has agreed and will launch attacks on Konoha simultaneously one month later on February 2, the 18th year of Kirigakure. Kirigakure will gather the strength of the entire village to fight a decisive battle with Konoha, and Sunagakure will send an elite force to launch a surprise attack on the Land of Fire. Please make preparations in time, Mizukage-sama, our Kirigakure's chance has come! At the same time, ask Mizukage-sama for instructions on the next action plan for our Seven Ninja Swordsmen!" Kiyoshi said to Saito Kage who was also resting on the side.
As a former Anbu squad leader, Saito Kage naturally knew how to quickly transmit information back to the village. Of course, Kiyoshi also had it, but as a captain, how could he do everything by himself? Otherwise, what was the point of having subordinates?
"Xiguashan, you are responsible for going to the Yunyin base in the north and informing Yunyin of this news!" Qingsi turned around and said to Xiguashan Puffer Ghost.
"Yes!" The two responded respectfully.
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Not long after, the reply from the Third Mizukage Bing arrived. It turned out that Saito Kage had signed a summoning contract with the village's messaging ninja eagle, and the ninja eagle that he signed the contract with happened to be resting in the village's Anbu headquarters, so the news was quickly delivered to Bing.
Saito Ying took the mission scroll from Ninja Hawk and handed it to Qingsi. Qingsi quickly unsealed the mission scroll with a specific seal, and then quickly read Bing's arrangements for them.
