Naruto Death Hero

Hearing the faint shouts of killing coming from the direction of Sunagakure Village, the Konoha ninjas spent an uneasy night.

Early the next morning, when the Konoha Expeditionary Force was ready for battle and was about to embark on the journey to Sunagakure Village, a Suna Ninja appeared outside the camp of the Konoha troops.

The Suna ninja called himself Kudo Kurahira, and claimed to be assigned by Sunakaze, the new leader of Sunagakure Village, to come here to seek peace with the Konoha ninjas.

Although secretly guarding whether this was Sunagakure's delaying strategy, Konoha still invited Kutama Hei to the tent used by senior officials for meetings.

Facing the high-level officials of Konoha and the wolf-like Konoha ninjas outside the tent, Kutama Kurahira did not have the slightest stage fright. Instead, he spoke his purpose and point of view to everyone in Konoha.

His statement was not much different from what Sunakaze said in Sunagakure Village. Both parties were victims. The real mastermind behind the scenes was the senior management of Sunagakure Village. He also proposed that Samana wanted to be a fellow Suna ninja. The supreme leader of the Konoha forces, Kurosaki Ichigo, requests a duel.

Regarding the first half of Kutama Kurahira's statement, almost no one at the top level of Konoha here believed it.

To be precise, these senior officials believe that a coup may have really occurred within Sunagakure Village. After all, the sounds of fighting and explosions coming from the direction of Sunagakure Village last night did not seem to be fake, and they also believe that the coup may have succeeded.

However, Kutakauraira's words were too high-sounding. In their opinion, Sunagakure Village should have realized the gap in combat power between the two sides, so civil strife broke out. The final winner would choose to fight for his own benefit. Konoha's forces surrender.

But in any case, if Kutama Kurahira did not lie about the coup in Sunagakure Village and its results, then it is indeed good news for Konoha.

After all, although there is an obvious gap in strength between the two sides, Konoha will have to pay a high price if it wants to completely defeat Sunagakure. Even if it gives up some of its benefits, it is good to be able to preserve enough immediate combat power to deal with Iwagakure.

But the second half of Kutama Kurahira's words can only be discussed. After all, according to him, the second Kazekage Samana was the sinner who started the war, and now he is asked to atone for his sins by dueling Kurosaki Ichigo. There are just too many factors to consider.

However, before Konoha's senior officials could continue to ask questions, Kurosaki Ichigo was the first to accept Sunagakure's surrender, and even accepted Samana's duel invitation.

Although the specific conditions for surrender can still be discussed later, Kurosaki Ichigo's impulsive behavior still aroused dissatisfaction and opposition from many senior officials.

But these voices of opposition and dissatisfaction were completely unable to affect Kurosaki Ichigo. This was not because he began to act arbitrarily because he had power, but because he still remembered Sunakaze, a young man who had a relationship with him a few years ago.

Although Sunakaze at that time was still a little immature in terms of age, appearance and fighting skills, Kurosaki Ichigo could clearly see the determination and determination to protect his companions.

Perhaps because he was once a god of death and held the blade of the soul, Kurosaki Ichigo was able to detect his opponent's emotions at the moment the blades met.

It is precisely because of this that Kurosaki Ichigo believed that he had seen through Sunakaze's sincerity and chose to let him live, because Kurosaki Ichigo believed that this might be a chance for peace in the future.

But when this day came, Kurosaki Ichigo hesitated a little. He believed that Sunakaze had the character to carry out a coup for the sake of the people, so he was the only person among the top brass in Konoha who believed in the first half of Kutama Hirai's words.

But Kurosaki Ichigo could not accept the fact that Sunakaze would let his teacher fight him as a sinner. Although they had only fought once, he believed that Sunakaze would not do such a thing.

That's why Kurosaki Ichigo readily agreed to Kutama Kurahira's conditions because he wanted to rush to Sunagakure Village quickly and wanted to confirm whether Sunakaze was still the same young man who would sacrifice himself for his companions.

Under Kurosaki Ichigo's urging, the Konoha troops were quickly prepared, and after a period of journey, they arrived at the outskirts of Sunagakure Village.

Looking at the walls that were much shorter than those of Sandbank City from a distance, Kurosaki Ichigo had an indescribable feeling because several figures had appeared in his sight.

Those figures stood at the gate of Sunagakure Village. After seeing the Konoha troops arriving, they walked over slowly.

The one in the middle of the group was a blue-haired man of medium build. Although several years had passed and his appearance had become much more mature due to the training of the war, Kurosaki Ichigo could still recognize him at a glance as the same man who fought with him. passing sandy wind

When Kurosaki Ichigo recognized Sunakaze, Sunakaze also saw Kurosaki Ichigo's figure. Compared with before, Kurosaki Ichigo's appearance did not change at all.

Although Kurosaki Ichigo did not exude any aura and simply stood at the front of all Konoha ninjas, the moment he saw him, Sunakaze's breath stagnated and he recalled what the other party had given him. A huge sense of oppression.

Ebizo, who was following Sunakaze, was keenly aware of his changes, so he pulled his sleeves and whispered: "No matter what you have experienced before, you are about to become the next Kazekage, so you must pay attention. One's own demeanor"

After Ebizo said this, Sandikaze came back from his memory, lowered his head and said, "I know, Ebizo-sama."

After saying that, Sunakaze's aura became smooth again, and he and others came to the front of the Konoha troops.

"Everyone in Konoha, I am the current leader of Sunagakure Village, Sunakaze." Looking at the Konoha senior officials standing at the front exuding a strong momentum, Sunakaze was the first to speak, "I think senior Kudo has already told you I have made my decision, and since you are here, it means you have accepted it..."

Before Sunakaze could finish speaking, Nara Natsuki, who was standing not far from Kurosaki Ichigo, immediately interrupted him: "If you are talking about surrender, then before we decide on specific conditions after discussion, I haven’t accepted it yet.”

Originally Nara Natsuki was not so impatient, but Kurosaki Ichigo's promise to Kudo Kurahira about surrender made him frightened, so he decided not to give Kurosaki Ichigo any room to speak, and left the negotiation first. Set it down.

"Yes," Sunakaze was stunned at Nara Kaguya's ruthless words, and then nodded slightly, "But can we reach a consensus on a truce first? We can discuss the specific conditions for surrender in detail later."

"That's okay," Kurosaki Ichigo seemed to have no intention of speaking. As the military advisor of this Konoha force, Natsuki Nara took over without hesitation, "But since we want to reach a truce consensus, you must at least make some Give me some expressions.”

Sunakaze and others had already thought of these things before they came, so Sunakaze immediately replied without thinking: "This is natural. In order to express sincerity, we will disarm all weapons and temporarily remove all the defense and logistics of Sunagakure Village." I will leave it to you to deal with the war criminals..." Sunakaze paused for a moment, then continued, "...the former Kazekage Samana and other high-level criminals will also be handed to you to deal with."

"Is this really what you think, Sunakaze?" Kurosaki Ichigo, who had been silent for a long time, spoke up. Taking advantage of his height advantage, he lowered his head slightly and said condescendingly, "You want to push out your teacher as a sinner. Do you want to duel with me?"