Chapter 1061

Hearing this, the eyes of several Rain-nin flashed with sorrow, and they replied in low voices.

"Ever since you left, the brothers have followed your orders."

"Now they are all scattered and hiding in various regions of the Land of Rain."

"It would be difficult to gather them all at once…"

The Rain-nin replied to Hanzo of the Salamander, seemingly recalling the past glory of the Rain-nin.

As he spoke, the Rain-nin's tone even became somewhat choked.

"Sigh."

Hearing this, even Hanzo of the Salamander's heart could not help but feel miserable, and he immediately sighed.

"Lord Hanzo, what…"

"What should we do next?"

This Rain-nin hesitated for a moment, then asked Hanzo of the Salamander.

Hearing this, recalling everything that happened in the Land of Iron, Hanzo of the Salamander's gaze became deep and resolute once again.

"Return to the Rain Village."

"The Rain-nin's war is over, your mission."

"Has already been completed."

Hanzo of the Salamander issued the order to the Rain-nin before him.

Then he shouldered his sickle and walked away into the distance without looking back.

Several Rain-nin looked at each other, watching Hanzo of the Salamander's back, and none of them moved first.

"Lord Hanzo…"

A Rain-nin was about to chase after him, but found that Hanzo of the Salamander in the distance had raised a hand and waved it gently backward.

Seeing this, they all understood Hanzo of the Salamander's intention.

So they stopped pestering him, turned and left, going to convey Hanzo of the Salamander's orders to the other Rain-nin.

On this side, after Hanzo of the Salamander left, he headed straight toward the Land of Fire.

—There, it was exactly the location of the Konoha ninja encampment in his memory.

The mobility of a "Demigod" naturally brought him to the edge of the Konoha encampment in mere moments.

Looking at the Konoha forces that were breaking camp, preparing to retreat, Hanzo of the Salamander's gaze became increasingly complex.

Clearly, unlike the battlefield on Sunagakure's side.

Regarding the Rain-nin side, Konoha did not even need to negotiate.

Because the Rain-nin had been completely crippled, and Konoha calculated that Hanzo of the Salamander alone could not accomplish anything.

So the Sannin here were also directly preparing to withdraw their troops and return to Konoha.

Hanzo of the Salamander naturally understood this very well in his heart.

Immediately, a sense of powerlessness arose in his heart.

But soon, he still firmly raised the sickle in his hand and walked toward the Konoha camp.

He was right before; the Rain-nin's war had indeed ended.

But his war had only just begun.