What Happened in Sunagakure

"Although I don't know if I can succeed, but having a goal is better than being like a blind fly." Deidara was a person who dared to fight. As long as there was a chance, he would fight for it.

While Deidara and the others were discussing their plans, Kakashi and his team, who had rested for a day in Sunagakure, were preparing to make a leave.

If their injuries were not as severe, and Kakashi hadn't used his Kamui twice, they would have returned to Konoha yesterday. But they really needed a bit of rest.

"You're going back so soon? Why don't you stay for a few more days?" No matter what, since Konoha's ninjas came from so far away to save Gaara, Kankuro was still very grateful, so he couldn't help but ask.

"Yes, rest for a few more days, and wait for your body to recover fully." Temari was now in the upper echelon, and Gaara, who had accepted Ryoha's opinion, had used his iron fist to suppress the elders who only cared about their control over the village.

Therefore, not long after Gaara sat in the position of Kazekage, he already became a Kazekage with real authority. His sister and advisor Temari, was also in high position.

One of her jobs was taking care of diplomatic affairs. his speech and behavior had changed greatly. He was really gentle and kind, making people around him feel as if they were at home.

"Actually, we also want to stay for a few more days." Naruto replied with a smile.

"But we have to report some things to the Hokage." Said Sakura.

"Moreover, since the Akatsuki has begun to attack the village, we are also very worried about Konoha's situation." Kakashi continued.

"So you are in a hurry to go back to Konoha?" Baki asked with concern.

"Yes." Kakashi was also a little helpless, but it was a matter of great importance, and he did not dare to be careless.

"With your current condition?" Baki was a little worried. After all, if something happened to Konoha's ninjas on their way back, it would easily make people think that their village did not take good care of them.

"You don't have to worry about me, because I have a very reliable companion." Kakashi shook his head indifferently.

"That's right, don't worry, I won't let anything happen to Kakashi!" Guy replied confidently.

"Well, since you insist, Baki, you go and send our allies off. I should personally send you off. But I'm sorry. Because I'm not here for a few days, I have to deal with the things accumulated in the village as soon as possible, so..."

Gaara did not continue. After all, everyone was sensible. Of course, they also knew that a Kage of the Five Great Ninja Village could not leave at will. They understood the importance of Gaara's presence.

"Don't worry. We understand. Well then, Kazekage-sama, we will take our leave." Kakashi nodded in understanding. He did not look down on the Gaara just because he had lost his Tailed Beast. His intuition told him that after losing Shukaku, Gaara would be a fierce tiger that had broken out of his cage.

Losing his Tailed Beast didn't weaken him. His hunch told him that Gaara would only be stronger than before. This intuition was not an illusion because Kakashi now felt an invisible pressure from Gaara. The young Kazekage exerted a great aura akin of a Kage-level expert.

"After losing his Tailed Beast and dying once, the strength of this young Kazekage seems unaffected. Sure enough, those who can become a Kage are not ordinary people, let alone such a young Kage. This matter must be reported to the Hokage, and he must not underestimate him."

Kakashi was secretly shocked. When he came back yesterday, he found that Gaara was very weak, but as time passed, his momentum became stronger and stronger. Today, when they met, Gaara's invisible pressure was even more awe-inspiring.

After Baki left, Gaara waved away three Anbus hiding around him. The three of them looked at each other and nodded. Not long after, a figure appeared out of thin air in front of Gaara. He sat directly on the chair in front of the Kazekage's desk. This person was Ryoha, who had previously left.

"It seems that Tsunade's guess before was correct. For your current self, Shukaku is already a stumbling block to your growth."

"After losing Shukaku to the Akatsuki, you also lose the ability to use the Tailed Beast Transformation, but it is a great thing for your development. Especially after experiencing a real death, you have the experience that others can not have."

"In the first place, the path of the strong had to rely on one's own strength to overcome all obstacles and advance bravely. Relying on external forces was not a good thing."

Ryoha looked at Gaara who was getting stronger and stronger day by day and said with a smile.

"So what? I still can't compare to you. By the way, my future brother-in-law. When will you marry my sister? She can't wait."

Gaara also smiled and spoke in a rare joking tone. For the first time, Temari, who had always been a strong woman, hid behind Ryoha with a shy and embarrassed face.

"If I do that, Konoha might immediately turn against Suna. At that time, your village will be isolated among the five villages. Then, the two years of hard work that Temari has left here will be in vain. I don't want to trouble my future wife."

Ryoha carried Temari over, but Temari did not dare to see anyone. He buried his head in Ryoha's arms. It wasn't easy to get Temari to show her childish side. Although the current Temari was mature and charming, and every single move she made was heroic, she still had the gentleness of a woman.

She was a walking contradiction. Two extremes perfectly blended together on her body. She was simply a natural beauty. However, it was extremely rare to see such an ostrich burying its head in Ryoha's arms.

"Tsk, tsk. Our sister has a brother-in-law who doesn't care about us anymore." Kankuro also joined in the heckling because Ryoha had given him Sasori's message and puppets.

Although Kankuro could not be said to be Sasori's disciple on the surface, in his heart, he still regarded the legendary puppet master who almost killed him as his teacher. Even if he was already dead, even if he had not personally taught him.