A Wishing Konoha Ninja

As Kazami Shinobu expected, Iwagakure quickly reached a multi-year truce agreement with Konoha, officially ending the war.

Immediately afterwards, the Kirigakure Village also extended an olive branch of reconciliation to Konoha, and was willing to pay compensation to redeem the two ninja swords that were taken away: the blunt sword Kabutori and the double-sword Kogi.

Of course, Konoha also complied with the Hyuga family's request and offered the Kirigakure Village in exchange for their lost Byakugan as a condition, but Kirigakure would rather increase the compensation than agree to hand over the Byakugan.

After many negotiations to no avail, the Hyuga clan reluctantly gave up the idea of ​​exchanging the Byakugan.

After the Iwagakure and Kirigakure villages successively reached armistice agreements with Konoha, only Kumogakure remained and refused to reconcile.

However, after they recaptured the body of the Sandaime Raikage from the hands of Iwagakure, they also temporarily stopped fighting Konoha and returned most of the frontline troops to the Kingdom of Thunder.

Even the five major countries have chosen to cease their activities, and other small countries will naturally be even more unable to fight. The ninja world, which has been in constant turmoil in recent years, has finally returned to calm.

As the final victor of the Third Ninja War, Konoha was filled with joy and joy in the whole village, but there were some noises.

Although he had the upper hand in the Ninja World War, the Sandaime Hokage adopted a peace policy. The war ended with Konoha's concession, which made the main war faction in the village dissatisfied and even triggered an outcry against the Sandaime. .

In order to suppress this wave, Sarutobi Hiruzen decided to resign as Hokage, and everyone's attention was immediately shifted to the selection of the Fourth Hokage.

However, the choice of the Fourth Hokage cannot be decided casually.

Before the new Hokage takes office, the Sandaime will continue to perform the duties of Hokage during this period.

As for deciding who will become the new Hokage, it is neither simple nor complicated.

It's not easy because there are two prerequisites for becoming a Hokage candidate: the first prerequisite is that you must be nominated by the current Hokage and one of the three advisors, and the second prerequisite is that you need to be nominated by all the ninja clan and elders in the village. Approval from some villagers.

The reason why it is not complicated is that after the Hokage candidate is determined, Konoha senior officials and the Fire Nation daimyo can directly decide on the new Hokage candidate through a simple negotiation process.

To be honest, Kazumi Shinobi felt that this method of selecting Hokage was not ninja at all, but rather a bit unreasonable.

Shouldn't the two candidates each select the ten best ninjas, write the names of all participants on a scroll, and then have a life-and-death showdown?

The surviving party among the last two factions will receive the Will of Fire, and the candidate it supports will inherit the name of Hokage.

If the strongest of the two factions happens to be a man and a woman, a ninja version of Romeo and Juliet can also be staged.

And that scroll with the name written all over it can be called the First Naruto Magic Sticker.

Well, Kazami Shinobu himself feels that the above method of deciding the successor is more likely to cause depression and is not in line with the spiritual program of Konoha Hidden Village. The current dish cooking method is actually quite good.

Recently, the Sandaime and three advisors have nominated two Konoha ninjas to become candidates for the Fourth Hokage, and announced them to everyone in the village at the same time, making the matter of selecting Hokage even more exciting.

There are two candidates, one is Minato Namikaze, who was nominated by the Sandaime Hokage, and the other is Orochimaru, who was nominated by Danzo Shimura.

Both candidates have made great contributions to Konoha in the past, so no one in the village raised any objections.

It is worth mentioning that, with his handsome appearance, strong strength and outstanding performance in the Third Ninja War, among the two candidates, Namikaze Minato is obviously more favored by other villagers. The call to become the fourth generation Hokage is even louder.

It's hard to say whether the Sandaime Hokage had considered this when he chose to abdicate at this point in time.

However, Minato Namikaze is indeed well-deserved. Unlike Kazami Shinobu, who takes three days to fish and two days to dry the net, Minato can be called Konoha's model worker.

In a previous chat, Kazami Shinobi heard Kakashi mention the mission completion record of his own teacher Namikaze Minato.

Not to mention the lowest D-level mission, there are more than 140 C-level missions, more than 210 B-level missions, more than 320 A-level missions, and the most difficult S-level mission, more than 30 times.

There doesn't seem to be anything special about this alone, but when combined with the time it took Namikaze Minato to become a ninja, the results are different.

Minato graduated from school at the age of ten. According to the standard of genius, assuming that it took him three years to be officially promoted to jounin at the age of 13, he has only been a jounin for ten years.

On average, Namikaze Minato performs at least more than 30 A-level and S-level tasks every year.

You must know that this kind of high-level task usually takes a lot of time. It may take six or seven days for a short time, or even months for a long time.

In other words, Namikaze Minato spends most of his time performing tasks during the year, not counting those B-level and C-level tasks.

Kazami Shinobu couldn't help but speculate that Minato wanted to become Hokage so much, maybe so that he could legitimately not go out on missions and go home on time to cook for Kushina every day.

Well, the power of love is indeed great

Although Namikaze Minato currently seems to have a great advantage, Danzo Shimura and Orochimaru did not directly surrender. Instead, they moved around to gain support in an attempt to achieve a great comeback.

During this period of time, rumors were rife in Konoha, and various gossips emerged one after another, adding a lot of food for everyone to talk about after dinner.

Because Kazumi Shinobu already knew the outcome, he looked at this drama of competing for the position of Hokage with excitement.

For Kazami Shinobi, the real issue to worry about now is the previous Kirigakure raid. The Sandaime later summoned him for questioning and was barely able to deal with it.

Namikaze Minato, who came back from the Kumogakure front, soon learned that Lin had been captured by the Kirigakure and disappeared at the end.

Even though he was in a critical period of running for Hokage, Minato still made a special appointment with Kazami Shinobu to meet at Ichiraku Ramen Restaurant.

Kazami Shinobu: Can I say that we are worthy of being father and son? Their tastes are so similar.

Coincidentally, they were the only two customers in the store that day.

At the beginning, Kazumi Shinobu thought that Minato came to him to understand the ins and outs of that incident, but the development of things was completely beyond his expectation.

Namikaze Minato looked seriously into Kazami Shinobu's eyes and asked: "Kazemi, do you have any thoughts about Lin's whereabouts and that mysterious person?"

Hearing this, Kazumi Shinobi, who didn't want to reveal his secret, could only smile bitterly and said, "Brother Minato, I don't actually know many things."

After getting the answer, Namikaze Minato did not continue to ask. Instead, he patted the other person's shoulder and smiled:

"I believe Kazami that you will never harm Kakashi and Lin. I think you must have your own reasons for appearing there, so I won't ask any more questions."

Oops, this little sun is really too bright.

Although he successfully dealt with Namikaze Minato, Kazami Shinobi found that he was not relieved at all, but instead felt an indescribable feeling.