Chapter 688: If He Doesn't Torture You, He Isn't Mizunuki Ryosuke

The ice chair that rose from the ground could be seen everywhere with various dragon pattern carvings, and the back of the chair also had a huge dragon head ice sculpture, making this ice chair look extremely gorgeous.

Mizunuki Ryosuke sat on the gorgeous dragon-patterned ice chair under the gaze of everyone; his demeanor was free and indifferent, and he didn't seem to realize what kind of trouble his actions had brought to others; just looking at his appearance, it seemed like he was sitting in his own backyard basking in the sun.

After Mizunuki Ryosuke sat down, there was no follow-up.

He neither spoke nor acted, just sat indifferently on the ice chair, not knowing what he was thinking.

"What does this mean?"

All the ninja in the audience, whether they were Iwa ninja or Kumo ninja, subconsciously looked at their companions beside them, their small eyes filled with big question marks.

So this Fourth Mizukage broke into the enemy camp alone and brought the Iwa ninja commander Kitsuchi to the front of the two armies, just to bask in the sun before the two armies?

What kind of confusing operation is this?

Regarding Mizunuki Ryosuke's consistent "confusing operations," among everyone present, I fear only Bee could glimpse one or two from it.

But this was limited to a very limited part; Bee knew in his heart that Mizunuki Ryosuke would not do things that were not profitable, and the reason why he did this must have a reason.

Past experiences had already made Bee understand that whenever Mizunuki Ryosuke made actions that seemed out of tune, there must be deep meanings that people couldn't understand.

At this time, what you need to do is not to ask, because if you ask, Mizunuki Ryosuke won't tell you either.

With Ryosuke's personality, it would only be that you can know what you should know, and you can never know what you shouldn't know.

Not to ask, and of course, even more not to question.

Because Bee knew in his heart that the seemingly gentle Mizunuki Ryosuke seemed to be a petty person, cough cough.

Bee recalled the miserable encounter caused by questioning Mizunuki Ryosuke before, and felt a slight chill in his heart.

So, at this time, what you need to do is only one word—wait!

Still the same sentence, when it is time to let you know everything, you will naturally know everything.

Don't try to go against Mizunuki Ryosuke's will, because the consequences of doing so are far more serious than you imagine.

It's just that compared to Bee, others clearly didn't know the way.

Time passed minute by minute, and the ninja who were waiting became more and more anxious.

Especially the crowd of Iwa ninja.

The Kumo ninja still had enough patience under Bee's comfort, but the Iwa ninja were already a bit unable to hold back.

With both sides issuing orders to stop fighting, the situation gradually moved toward a direction that everyone didn't know the end of and couldn't predict.

Moreover, on the Iwa ninja side, Onoki was defeated and captured, and Roshi died in battle, which made Iwagakure's morale fall to the limit.

At this moment, Kitsuchi's silence also appeared so strange, all of which made the Iwa ninja's hearts full of unease.

Regarding this Fourth Mizukage who suddenly appeared on the battlefield and defeated the Lava Style ninja Roshi and the Four-Tails Son Goku with an absolute crushing posture, the Iwa ninja present were both resentful and fearful, and at the same time, their hearts were full of feelings of powerlessness.

But this is not a way to go on like this; since Kitsuchi kept silent after being "controlled," someone always has to "stand out."

At this moment, in the Iwa ninja cluster, countless Iwa ninja's gazes gathered on the leading Iwa ninja elite jonin at the front.

In fact, the reason why Mizunuki Ryosuke was able to complete the feat of "passing through ten thousand armies" in the Iwa ninja cluster, although it was related to the Iwa ninja's fear and dread of Mizunuki Ryosuke.

But the most critical point was actually the ceasefire order issued by Kitsuchi.