Roll back from Naruto

Regarding this matter, Aragaki Tsugumi would not be so stupid as to think that the senior officials of Konoha did not know the truth of the whole matter. On the contrary, perhaps they knew the truth much more than Aragaki Tsugumi knew.

The key to the problem is that Aragaki needs to know the attitude of the Country of Fire, or directly the Leaf Village, towards this matter, and the attitude of the Kirigakure Village in the Country of Water towards this matter.

(Although it's possible that even if he knew it, it wouldn't be of any use.)

In fact, this is also a very simple thing. Both Konoha and Kirigakure know what happened, and Kirigakure's strong condemnation is a kind of test, testing whether Konoha is tough enough.

If the leaves are not hard enough, then Kirigakure will have to push harder. If the leaves are hard enough, will they fight? Or make peace?

Niiguanji naturally had no way of understanding how their respective calculations were made.

Theoretically speaking, it is not ruled out that Konoha is afraid of war with the Kingdom of Water, so it has no bottom line to find a "scapegoat" to quell the other party's anger.

After all, it’s not like this kind of thing has never been done before (in the future), which is to lose one’s power and humiliate the country.

Judging from the current situation, among the four-person team, isn't it the civilian ninja Aragaki Tsugumi who is most likely to be the scapegoat? Of course, if Kirigakure is still not satisfied, just add other chips.

However, Aragaki still has a relatively optimistic attitude towards this, because Konoha has not yet reached the point where its talents are withering and its resources are exhausted.

Hatake Sakumo is still alive, the Sannin has not left, the Fourth Hokage is not dead, and the Third Hokage has only just ascended the throne and is in his prime, will he become cowardly now? Probably not.

Therefore, Aragaki believed that this "conversation" was more of a test by Konoha's senior management on his "potential talent", and it could also be said to be a further investigation.

Because through this mission, they must have seen Aragaki's unique talents. From another perspective, Aragaki even saw something that even the Third Hokage himself ignored.

After all, if the Third Hokage had foreseen that Kirigakure would use such forceful methods to intervene in this mission, how could he let the younger generation of the three major families die so easily?

This is just one of them.

On the other hand, Aragaki also showed his great talent. After being promoted to chuunin in two months, he already had the strength to compete with ordinary jounin, and he also created several ninjutsu.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that he is the shining light of the current generation of civilian ninjas, right?

Therefore, this is the reason why Aragaki is optimistic, because he has initially possessed some capital that makes it difficult for Konoha's senior management to ignore it.

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But, then again, Aragaki's previous question - "Is his answer different from his three teammates?"

On the surface, it seems that Aragaki is concerned about his innocence and is afraid of being framed by the Kingdom of Water.

In fact, his question can be understood as saying that he and his teammates are bound together, expressing "if you ask them, then they will definitely defend me just like I did."

As for the last meaning, it is a question asked by Aragaki to the top management of Konoha, "You have interrogated me, then you have interrogated Uchiha, does Hinata still have whirlpools?"

In fact, if Aragaki simply wanted to please the upper echelons of Konoha and climb up the ranks, he would not have had to ask such a "harsh" question.

On the contrary, if he asks this question, it is likely that the senior management will dislike him and think that he is a "young ninja who is proud of his talent" rather than a "young ninja who has all the rules under his control".

However, this is Aragaki's attitude - although I am only a chuunin, I also have my arrogance. I have some ability to serve Konoha, but this does not mean that I am just a fool who is allowed to be slaughtered!

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Finally, this time the face-to-face conversation between Konoha's top management came to an end.

Aragaki did not receive any substantive punishment, did not become a corpse sent to the Kingdom of Water to "express apology", and was not even "notified of criticism."

Of course, the rewards you get after completing the tasks are not less.

However, the matter of killing the Mist Ninja during the mission was not publicized or rewarded. It was as if the matter had never happened and disappeared.

As for the subsequent negotiations between the two countries, it is naturally not within the scope of Aragaki Tsugumi's concern. He only knows that Konoha is still strong enough at this time and is not weak enough to bow to the Kingdom of Water. If there is really a war, it will be a war.

Just hit it.

In a secret corner that Aragaki didn't know about, a small-scale purge actually took place in Konoha, and many people died. The reason was very simple. The initial reason was naturally that the mission to the Country of Uzumaki was leaked and Kirigakure was killed.

targeted.

The King of Pots is alive and well, but I don’t know if he is related to this incident or not.

The Country of Whirlpool is still the same as before. It declares to the outside world that it is still the good little brother who looks after the Country of Fire and Konoha. But as for participating in the war, our small country and the people are powerless and only want to be safe.

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And the very next day, Aragaki was summoned by the Third Hokage to have a private conversation, and this time he had some unexpected gains.

In fact, this can be seen as the goodwill and wooing of the Hokage lineage towards him, but now Aragaki sees it, this is simply giving him a candy after giving him a stick, and the person holding the stick is someone else, and the candy given is borrowed from others.

of.

So the Third Hokage is really a good trick!

As for this candy, what kind of candy is it? Naturally, it is the "Book of Sealings" (mostly) written by the Second Hokage himself, which records countless forbidden ninjutsu.

Aragaki didn't expect that he could come into contact with the "Book of Sealings" so easily.

But in fact, the "Sealed Book" is not something that no one can see except the Hokage (despite what it claims to be).

After all, since it is recorded in a book, there must be a reason for people to read it. Otherwise, how about destroying it directly?

And the so-called access to the "Sealed Book" does not mean that you can read it from beginning to end when you hold it in your hand.

After all, the most indispensable thing in the "Book of Seals" is the seal. Literally, if you can see it, it is naturally not sealed, and if you can't see it, it must be sealed.

Moreover, if you want to read and practice the ninjutsu in the "Sealed Book", it is not free.

The price Aragaki paid was, of course, his Thunder Release, Eight Gate Armor, Muji, Rasengan, Thunder Release, Spiral Gun Finger... a series of ninjutsu that he developed by himself.

Otherwise, do you really think that the third generation would be so generous? His surname is not Uzumaki, let alone his disciple!

In the end, Aragaki naturally chose the space ninjutsu he dreamed of: the Flying Thunder God Jutsu.

Naturally, the art of Flying Thunder God does not belong to the realm of reincarnation. The zombies have sealed off the ninjutsu that must be banned from spreading. It can even be said to be "harmless to humans and animals", because there are only so few people in this world who can play Flying Thunder God.

several.

If you don't have extraordinary talent, you just want to play with the Flying Thunder God. You want to do it! It can be said that whether it is a third generation or a Danzo, even a Sannin has never practiced it?

It's just that he hasn't learned it yet, so the third generation doesn't recommend Aragaki waste such a precious opportunity to choose the Flying Thunder God Technique.