Chapter 30 - 12: Massacre (2/4) (1/2)

First camp on the offensive line, commander's tent.

”Commander, we've just lost all our units to Kanabi Bridge!” A Iwa's ninja entered in tent with speed and yelled at an old kunoichi who was busy looking at the battlefield map.

The old woman got up from his chair and hit the table ferociously.

”What the hell are you talking about? How is it possible, according to our information the first Konoha defense camp consisted of only 150 ninjas, we deployed over 250 for this operation!!!!”

”The enemy is attacking!!!! Aaahg!”

”Aggh”

Aghh!!!”

”Help!!!”

But before the ninjas finished answering cries began to reason in the camp, Hearing the cries, they quickly came out of tent, but within a few seconds a dark silhouette followed by a draught overtook them and before they could react their heads fell to the ground.

The ninjas of Iwa before they could used even the slightest ninjutsu, genjutsu or technique died beheaded or the body sliced, some lucky away still managed to flee even though they were rare, but in barely one minutes later, out of the 400 ninjas present 373 died.

Nori stopped for a moment looking at the bodies lying in the camp, then without looking back he continued on his way to the next one.

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The next morning in the offices of Tsuchikage, Hokage, MisuKage, Raikage, Kazekage, all were silent, completely silent by the report on their tables.

In one night 4,234 Iwa ninjas died, 4,234 ninjas died by the hand of one person, and according to the description of some survivors this ninjas is the famous Konoha's ninja whose name kept coming up during the war.

The third Raikage staring the report, then looked at his secretary and said in a solemn voice

”Send a message to Kiri, Suna and Iwa from me.”

At the same time the Hokage looking at the report, suddenly started laughing

”Hehehe...Monkey, Ox,, snack!”

Then three ninjas wearing masks appeared in front of the Hokage and knelt down.

”Hokage-Sama.”×3

”Send this message, Konoha's troops to leave the Iwa border, we don't need them there anymore.”