Naruto: By lying low and hiding, he eventually became the leader of the Legendary Sannin.

That is why, before casting the Flying Thunder God Technique, one needs to use runes to determine the coordinates.

After all, the landing point of a space-time ninjutsu needs to be marked so that it can land accurately in the corresponding location.

That's why, as long as Kagura uses the Flying Thunder God Technique, he can enter without paying attention to the barrier.

As for the coordinates.

Since he gave Tsunade's younger brother a talisman covered in runes, he would definitely give Tsunade something similar.

Sure enough, a moment later, Kagura opened her eyes.

Judging from the joy in his eyes, he must have found the coordinates on Tsunade's body.

Having found Tsunade's coordinates, he didn't set off immediately. Instead, he suddenly threw a kunai he was holding onto the ground to the side.

If you look closely at the kunai, you can see a yellow talisman paper covered with runes tied to it.

Then, he turned to Hiruzen Sarutobi and said:

"I suggest that it would be best to get this large group of people out of here."

At least, everyone except the Jonin should stay away from here.

After saying that, he ignored Hiruzen Sarutobi's reaction and formed a hand seal with one hand.

In an instant, his figure disappeared from everyone's sight.

The next second, he appeared in front of Tsunade.

However, just a few minutes later, Kagura looked at the several enemies in front of her and immediately became uneasy.

"Perhaps, this time I won't be able to leave..."

For the first time in her life, Kagura had such a negative thought...

Chapter 59 Are you organizing a second-generation 'Shadow' gathering here?

Kagura, who used the Flying Thunder God Technique to enter the valley, had just revealed herself when she sensed something was wrong.

He felt that the entire space was filled with a terrible smell, which made him instinctively cover his nose.

I subconsciously looked up, only to see a purple mist filling the entire space.

"This is...

Hanzo's poisonous fog?

In just one second, Kagura had already reacted.

"Kagura...?"

Before he could think any further, he heard a familiar voice behind him.

Kagura looked up in response, and Tsunade's beautiful face came into view.

At this point, Tsunade's image was extremely tragic.

Her whole body was covered in mud and blood, and her hair was no longer as neat as it used to be, with long hair hanging messily on her chest.

His face was deathly pale, and his lips were slightly purple; he clearly looked like he had been poisoned.

However, at least she can still appear safely in front of her now, which has already put Kagura's worried heart at ease.

As for Tsunade, she had already given up hope of survival after being attacked by that unexpected enemy.

Only her survival instinct allowed her to barely save herself, Jiraiya, and Orochimaru's lives in the poisonous fog by using the slugs she summoned.

But she knew very well that, with the Six Paths controlled by Madara Uchiha still around, they had absolutely no chance of surviving and leaving this valley.

Just when she was feeling utterly hopeless, a familiar figure suddenly appeared in front of her.

Upon first seeing that figure, she instinctively rubbed her eyes, thinking it was a hallucination of impending death.

But after she subconsciously called out that name and saw the figure turn his head to reveal the face she had longed for day and night.

She knew then that none of this was just her imagination.

However, the joy was quickly overshadowed by worry.

Looking at her lover, she anxiously tugged at his sleeve and hurriedly said:

"How did you get in here? Get out of here!"

Even you could never be a match for those people.

"Get out of here before they find you!"

Hearing this, Kagura felt a warm current flow through her heart.

Looking at the anxious face of the woman in front of him, he knew that Tsunade was thinking of him, even though her own life was in danger.

Gently stroking Tsunade's hair, trying to soothe her emotions, Kagura asked:

"Where are Jiraiya and Orochimaru?"

Are they still alive?

Feeling the warmth of Kagura's hand, Tsunade calmed down a little.

Upon hearing his question, she subconsciously looked to the side.

Only then did Kagura notice the two companions lying next to Tsunade.

However, compared to Tsunade, those two looked much worse off.

Jiraiya was wearing a set of silver armor in addition to his original Jonin uniform.

But then a shocking hole appeared in the middle of the armor.

Looking through that large hole, a hideous, gaping wound was visible on his chest.

The wound was so deep that the bottom was visible, and the white ribs below the chest could be seen.

If it weren't for a slug wriggling on his wound, diligently healing it with its pale white chakra.

Jiraiya would probably have already died on the spot by now.

As for Orochimaru.

Although he did not have the same terrifying wounds as Jiraiya.

However, his tightly closed eyes and the obvious pain on his face showed that something was wrong with him.

Seeing their slightly heaving chests, Kagura breathed a slight sigh of relief.

But the next second, as if sensing something, he immediately turned his head and looked ahead warily.

Da~da~da~

With a soft sound of footsteps, a figure gradually emerged from the purple mist.

As he approached, Kagura could finally see the man's face clearly.

This is the culprit behind the creation of this purple mist—Hanzo.

When he saw Kagura clearly, he paused for a second, then a hoarse voice came from his huge respirator:

"Who are you?

How did you get in here?

Clearly, he was quite certain that the Kagura who suddenly appeared in front of him was not one of the Konoha teams from before.

Because, apart from Tsunade and her two companions, that entire battalion had already been wiped out.

Moreover, regarding Kagura.

Although many years have passed, he still has a deep memory of the kid he briefly spent time with in the Land of Rain more than a decade ago.

He still pays considerable attention to it.

However, Kagura ignored his question.

He glanced around warily before asking:

"Where are your other companions?"

Hearing Kagura's obviously unexpected question, Hanzo stopped and glanced at him with a slightly curious look.

Then he spoke up, puzzled:

How do you know I have other companions?

Kagura still didn't look at him, but instead cautiously observed her surroundings, though she still answered aloud:

"You are strong, but you are not yet capable of hurting them to this extent."

Upon hearing Kagura's explanation, Hanzo did not get angry. Instead, he looked at him with a slightly appreciative gaze.

The next second, without him making any move, the purple poisonous mist that had been spreading around suddenly and rapidly dissipated.

As the purple mist that had obscured her vision dissipated, the surrounding scenery became clearly visible to Kagura.

The surrounding area was a mess, and many ninjas who were clearly from Konoha lay silently around him.

The mangled limbs and the blood-stained ground, but even more so, the faces of those with purple complexions, clearly dead from the poisonous fog.

Seeing this scene before her, even Kagura, a veteran of many battles, couldn't help but feel a jolt in her heart.

It seems that the vanguard force of nearly a thousand men led by Tsunade is probably already resting in this valley.

However, now is not the time for him to be sad.

As the purple smoke dissipated, a figure floating directly above him appeared in front of him.

This is Tobirama Senju with his arms crossed over his chest.

Upon seeing the Second Hokage controlled by Madara Uchiha, Kagura's eyes darkened slightly, but she showed little panic.

After all, when he saw Hanzo wearing the black robe of the Akatsuki organization, he had a certain expectation of his appearance.

However, the mere appearance of Tobirama Senju was clearly not enough to alarm him.

However, just as he was about to speak and try to negotiate, two more figures suddenly appeared in the air.

As the two figures appeared, Kagura instantly recognized their identities.