Miroku's worldview was still somewhat limited.
Moryo was not something others were incapable of sealing; no matter how strong it was, it couldn't possibly surpass the Tailed Beasts like the Nine-Tails or Ten-Tails.
The Kage of the major nations were not necessarily unable to seal it; it simply depended on how much of a price they were willing to pay.
Moryo was located in the Land of Demons, so even if it resurrected, the ones to suffer first would be those small nations.
The remaining major nations, at most out of humanitarianism, would dispatch a few shinobi to help.
In the past, whenever Moryo resurrected, this tactic had indeed worked, except that a few shinobi would be sacrificed along the way, or the shrine maiden of the Land of Demons would happen to sacrifice herself to perform the sealing.
Such an outcome—why not embrace it? Shinobi were just like leeks; under the Will of Fire, crop after crop would grow, so it was just a matter of spending a little money.
If Moryo were truly that powerful, then when it resurrected, it wouldn't be Chunin and Genin sent over, but rather the Kage of all nations gathering together to deal with it collectively.
If necessary, they could even have the Hokage of Konoha drop in with the Dead Demon Consuming Seal—was the Reaper a picky eater? Or was it that even the Reaper couldn't do anything against it?
Yet why would the major nations pay such a huge price to save other countries?
Ask yourself if Konoha's Hokage had such high-minde…
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