Chapter 533

Kumogakure, from the Raikage to individuals, all carried an extremely heavy sense of personal righteousness.

This also led to the fact that in the future, the Third Raikage would rather fight ten thousand Iwa-nin alone until he was exhausted to death than use the lives of his Kumo-nin subordinates to exchange for his own survival.

And although Iwagakure advocated the "Tenacious Rock Spirit," advocating encouragement and patience.

It had the practice of being able to discard the "Stone of the Village" at will and pick up another stone from the river to use as a replacement.

Therefore, whether it was the Third Tsuchikage, Onoki, or the leadership of Iwagakure, they could all use the lives of Iwa-nin at will to exchange for greater combat results.

This was why Kumogakure always fell into a disadvantage when facing Iwagakure.

Kumogakure valued righteousness and had the heroism of sacrificing one's life for righteousness.

Iwagakure valued profit and had the cunning of cutting losses in time.

It was difficult to distinguish which of these two convictions was superior.

But on the battlefield, there was no doubt that Iwagakure, which was only interested in profit, took more advantage.

After asking about the battle situation, the Third Raikage walked out of his tent and looked at the Iwagakure position on the opposite side across the border of the Land of Lightning.

He was incomparably certain that the Third Tsuchikage, Onoki, was in the camp opposite.

But fighting until today, the Third Tsuchikage, Onoki, still had not appeared, as if in his heart, everything was sitting firmly on the fishing platform.

So-called soldier against soldier, king against king.

In the situation where Onoki had not made a move, the Third Raikage could not make a move rashly either.

This was not only a style, but also a form of containment.

The side that made the first move would inevitably be forced into a passive situation.

Even with Kumogakure's surprise attack on Iwagakure's camp last night, Onoki remained unmoved, which made the Third Raikage's heart even more anxious.

Last night, in fact, the Third Raikage had been staring at the battlefield and was ready at all times; as long as the Third Tsuchikage, Onoki, made a move, he would immediately have a peak showdown with the opponent.

In terms of strength, the Third Raikage did not think that Onoki at this moment could rival him.

But unfortunately, the opponent did not reveal the slightest flaw to give him this opportunity. ===== CHAPTER 535 =====