Chapter 939: , Why Not Take It Yourself?

Not to mention what kind of psychological struggle this banner elder of the Takinin surrender faction went through before embarking on the journey to "negotiate peace."

On the other side, the originally beautiful Waterfall Lake had been ruined after a great battle.

Most of the beautiful lake water was filled with mud, turning into a swamp full of mud, and the group of Iwa-nin with high emotions turned a blind eye to this. The roughly roasted meat emitted an alluring fragrance under the burning of the bonfire.

The Iwa-nin sat together around the bonfire, talking and laughing, and from time to time they would burst into excited cheers.

Kitsuchi fulfilled his promise, stopped at Waterfall Lake, and left the Iwa-nin with an opportunity to rest.

Originally, they had only won a battle and not completely annihilated the Takinin, so the Iwa-nin shouldn't have been so high-spirited, but there was no way, because the Iwa-nin were really too much in need of this victory.

The defeat on the Land of Lightning battlefield was still vivid in their minds, and they urgently needed a victory to wash away the shame of the past.

What's more, anyone with a discerning eye could see that after this battle, the Takinin were just persimmons that could be kneaded by the Iwa-nin, so celebrating in advance was nothing.

Even Kitsuchi, the Fourth Tsuchikage who was now in charge of Iwagakure, had high emotions at this moment.

He walked to the side of the Takinin sitting around one after another, encouraging these Takinin.

Just as the atmosphere was full of joy, a burly figure walked slowly to Kitsuchi's side and whispered something in Kitsuchi's ear.

This person was none other than Bunja, the quasi-Kage powerhouse who was now supporting Iwagakure together with Kitsuchi.

After hearing Bunja's words, a hint of surprise flashed in Kitsuchi's eyes, but soon a hint of understanding flashed in his eyes again.

"You handle this matter entirely, I don't think I need to go over."

Kitsuchi said to Bunja in front of him indifferently, as if what Bunja reported was just a trivial matter, and there was even a hint of disdain in the bottom of his eyes.

Hearing this, Bunja didn't have any extra expression, just nodded faintly, as if it should be so.

Afterward, to show his trust in Bunja, Kitsuchi continued to talk and laugh with the group of Iwa-nin, celebrating the victory of today's war.

Bunja left the laughing and joyful place and walked toward the somewhat quiet camp.

Due to his sensory ability, all intelligence collection and a series of work of the Iwa-nin were now responsible by Bunja. Bearing such responsibilities made Bunja unable to relax like other Iwa-nin at this moment.

And at this time, after reporting the matter to Kitsuchi, there was still one thing waiting for his disposal.

Bunja's footsteps never stopped, and his burly body walked straight into an inconspicuous tent at the edge of the camp.

At this moment, the tent appeared extremely empty, and only a man who looked somewhat uneasy was sitting in the tent. Bunja's sudden return made him stand up abruptly, appearing somewhat at a loss.

Regarding the man's panic, Bunja remained indifferent, just strode to the man's side, glanced at the Takinin forehead protector on the man's forehead, and sat down opposite the man indifferently.

"Sit."

Bunja spoke slowly, just spitting out a word indifferently.

This man was none other than the Takinin surrender faction elder who came to "negotiate peace" under the pressure of the Takinin leader.

Hearing Bunja's words, the Takinin elder sat down again somewhat resentfully.

"I have already reported your matter to the Fourth."

"I'll ask you one thing, are you representing the Takinin to surrender, or are you representing yourself to surrender?"

Bunja's face was full of indifference. He turned his eyes to the Takinin elder in front of him, and a hint of interest rose slightly in the bottom of his eyes.

"I am of course representing the entire village to 'negotiate peace'."

It seemed that the word "surrender" in Bunja's mouth made this elder somewhat stung. He couldn't wait to speak to try to change this word, but what he got in return was still Bunja's cold eyes. At the same time, the Takinin elder's statement also made Bunja's eyes become completely indifferent.

Similar to Kitsuchi's attitude, Bunja also showed some indifference to the Takinin elder who came to "negotiate peace" at this moment.

If the Takinin had come to surrender before the Battle of Waterfall Lake, Kitsuchi might have attached some importance to it, but now the Takinin, who had suffered heavy losses and whose morale had hit bottom, were just a small appetizer for the Iwa-nin army.

No matter what the Takinin's attitude was, it was no longer important to the Iwa-nin now.

If this Takinin elder was willing to "abandon darkness and turn to light" himself, Bunja might have been able to accept this person and use him as a representative to be supported after occupying the Takinin Village later.

But this person came on behalf of the Takinin Village, so there was nothing to say.

After seeing through the reality of the Takinin, what the Iwa-nin were thinking about now was only one thing, and that was to annex the Takinin to alleviate the Iwa-nin's own internal consumption...... ===== CHAPTER 941 =====