While Kato Mitsukaze was slacking off and disappeared from the battlefield, the situation in the Shinobi World was almost the same as it was in the Manga.
The only difference from the original story was that the Third Kazekage Iron Sand personally went to the front line of the Rain Country after the Sand Village fell into a decline, and put on a posture of fighting to the death for the Sand Village.
On the battlefield of the Rain Country, Konoha gradually suppressed the Sand Village's army after Onoki and the Rock Village's army retreated. Sandaime Kazekage Tetsu personally went to the front line and personally commanded the Sand Village's army. Relying on his superb combat power and the endless variety of poisons that the Sand Village used, Konoha was able to resist the Sand Village's decline on the battlefield of the Rain Country.
The battlefield commanders of the Sand Village were the Three Generations Of Kazekage and Chiyo. On the side of Wood Leaf, Kato Mitsukaze was slacking off, so the responsibility of taking the lead naturally fell on Jiraiya, Orochi Maru, and Tsunade, the three disciples of the Third Hokage, Yuanfei RIzhan.
Under the leadership of Orochi Maru, Wood Leaf's army withstood the counterattack of the Three Generations Of Kazekage. Tsunade was mainly working in the Northwest Stronghold's camp in the rear, but occasionally she would go to the front line to team up with Orochi Maru and Jiraiya to fight side by side.
Orochi Maru and the other two disciples were the direct disciples of the Third Hokage. The three of them had their own unique Ninjutsu and fighting styles, and they complemented each other very well. When the three of them cooperated with each other, they were able to fight back and forth with the Three Generations Of Kazekage and Chiyo. They had already made a name for themselves on the battlefield, and it seemed that it was only a matter of time before they would be called the "Sannin" like in the Manga.
However, it was only a matter of time before the Sand Village surrendered to Wood Leaf in the Second Shinobi World War.
Once the war was dragged into a stalemate, it would be a battle of the national foundations of each participating country. The difference between the barren Wind Country and the rich Fire Country was obvious.
The reason why the Three Generations Of Kazekage personally went to the front line of the Rain Country to command the war between the Sand Village and the Wood Leaf Village after the Sand Village's army fell into decline was nothing more than that they were unwilling to lose and wanted to fight to the death.
The most direct reason for the outbreak of the Second Shinobi World War can be said to be the Three Generations Of Kazekage's Iron Sand. After he took over the Kazekage's throne, he was ambitious and wanted to surpass the Second Kazekage. He wanted to make the Sand Village the strongest village in the Shinobi World.
However, the Wind Country is a country built on the desert. The natural climate is harsh. Aside from mineral deposits, the other natural resources can be said to be poor. This greatly limits the development of the Sand Hidden Village, and naturally also limits the ambitions of Iron Sand.
In order to break the shackles on the Sand Village's neck and let the Sand Village develop, the only way was to provoke a foreign war.
For this reason, the Three Generations Of Kazekage's Iron Sand eliminated all the stubborn opposition in the Sand Village and vigorously promoted the young Sand Shinobi led by Chiyo. He secretly contacted the Rock Village of the Earth Country to form an alliance with the Wind Country and the Earth Country to jointly develop a plan to invade the Fire Country.
Now that the war he started is facing defeat, how could the Sandaime Kazekage be willing to surrender so easily? In fact, the Second Shinobi World War has reached this point, and the Sandaime Kazekage himself knows that the moment his allies retreated, the Sand Village was already defeated.
The Three Generations Of Kazekage's Iron Sand was stubbornly refusing to surrender. He wanted to rely on the poison that the Sand Village was proud of and his personal combat strength to lose a little bit.
Moreover, after the Three Generations Of Kazekage saw that the situation of the war was really hopeless, the Sand Shinobi also adjusted their combat strategy under his orders. They tried to minimize the frontal confrontation with the Wood Leaf Shinobi and focused more on plundering the resources of the Rain Country.
The Three Generations Of Kazekage's Iron Sand still had a balance in his heart. The purpose of provoking a foreign war was to plunder the resources of other countries. The powerful Fire Country was protected by the Wood Leaf Shinobi, so if he couldn't eat the meat of the Fire Country, then he would eat the meat of the Rain Country and suck the blood of the Rain Country's people.
Since the war was about to be lost, then while the Sand Shinobi were still fighting and haven't surrendered, they should plunder the resources of the Rain Country. At least they can recover some of their blood and reduce the losses of the Sand Village.
In the Shinobi World, being weak is the original sin, and falling behind means being beaten.
Even the leader of the Rain Village, Hanzo the Salamander, even if his personal strength was super strong, he couldn't do much about the Sand Shinobi's behavior. He could only protect the small territory of the Rain Village and drag the Sand Shinobi back as much as possible.
In fact, in the eyes of the Rain Shinobi, whether it was the Sand Shinobi or the Wood Leaf Shinobi, they were all enemies of the Rain Country. They were all evil invaders. It's just that the Sand Shinobi was more unsightly and the Rain Shinobi hated the Sand Shinobi more.
This was the situation on the battlefield of the Rain Country. In the southern part of the Fire Country, the Sand Shinobi opened a new front. The Wood Leaf Shinobi sent Hatsuki Shigeru to meet the Sand Shinobi. The situation of the Sand Shinobi was also not optimistic.
In the southern part of the battlefield, the Sand Shinobi wanted to learn from the Cloud Shinobi's sneak attack on the Wood Leaf Shinobi, but the reality was that the Sand Shinobi's sneak attack failed.
For the first time, Hatsuki Shigeru led an army by himself. Relying on the White Tooth Shinobi in his hand, he went crazy. Looking at his old classmate Kato Mitsukaze in the north, he easily obtained huge achievements. It would be a lie to say that Hatsuki Shigeru wasn't jealous.
Hatsuki Shigeru, who had just been promoted to a father, urgently needed a lot of achievements to win more qualifications for himself. In his eyes, Chiyo's son and daughter-in-law and the Sand Shinobi army they led were a group of walking achievements.
Hatsuki Shigeru led his Wood Leaf Shinobi to bite the Sand Shinobi led by Chiyo's son and daughter-in-law.
Hatsuki Shigeru used the guerrilla tactics he learned from Kato Mitsukaze on Chiyo's son and daughter-in-law. In this part of the battlefield, the defeat of the Sand Shinobi was only a matter of time.
The situation was a bit different from the situation in the Rain Country. In the Rain Country, the Sand Shinobi army was led by the Three Generations Of Kazekage and Chiyo, so the Sand Shinobi could easily retreat. But in the south, it was not so easy for Chiyo's son and daughter-in-law to get rid of Hatsuki Shigeru's entanglement.
Wood Leaf Shinobi was doing well on all fronts. This was also an important reason why Kato Mitsukaze could rest assured that Salted Fish could slack off. Otherwise, even if he wanted Salted Fish to slack off, Yuanfei RIzhan would probably not agree to it.
Kato Mitsukaze was slacking off in the Northwest Stronghold's camp. Other than having to deal with his wife Tsunade's growing temper from time to time, his life could not be any more perfect. It was even possible that Kato Mitsukaze was enjoying Tsunade's outbursts from time to time.
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