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For most people, today was a day to celebrate the New Year. But for the Five Kage and their escorts, it was a day spent on the road.

Because they sought to avoid surprises and losing the initiative, the Five Kage Summit was never held in any of the Five Great Nations.

So, just like in the original storyline, the Five Kage Summit made use of the Land of Iron as the venue, and Admiral Mifune of the Land of Iron was invited to serve as the Summit’s host.

Only the Lan ...

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