The city square in the Land of Water was already packed with refugees who had come to register.
Red promotional banners hung on both sides of the high platform.
In eye-catching letters, they read: "Wilderness Reclamation Group Recruitment: Housing, Land, Three Months of Supplies, Let's Build a New Home Together!"
Below, people stood on their tiptoes, craning their necks to look, their discussions and inquiries intertwining, making it as lively as a festival.
The official in charge of immigration stood on the high platform, holding a megaphone. "Fellow villagers! As long as you sign up to join the Wilderness Reclamation Group, when you arrive at the new home, every family will receive eight acres of fertile land, a wooden house, and three months of rice, flour, and oil! The new home has fertile land, no wars, and children can even go to school!"
Upon hearing this, a burst of cheers immediately erupted from the crowd.
In fact, those willing to participate in the reclamation were all poor people, while the rich merely observed from the sidelines.
A middle-aged man in patched clothes raised his hands and shouted, "I'll sign up, but I have a wife and children at home. Can I be selected?"
The immigration official replied amiably, "Of course you can. This recruitment prioritizes villagers with families. Everyone, please line up to register, no crowding."
The crowd immediately formed orderly long queues, with over a dozen lines forming in front of the registration desks.
Some held their household registration certificates, some cradled sleeping children, and every face was filled with anticipation for the new home.
In the Land of Fire, they couldn't eat their fill, wore insufficient clothing, and had to bear high taxes.
But the "Wilderness Reclamation Group" of the Land of Water gave them hope to survive.
A few days later, the first batch of 500,000 civilians gathered in the square.
They carried simple luggage, held their family's hands, and stood neatly in the square, their eyes filled with nervousness and anticipation.
Shun's figure suddenly appeared on the high platform, his golden Rinnegan glowing faintly, instantly attracting everyone's attention.
"Fellow villagers, I am Shun, the Daimyo of the Land of Water. Today, I will take you to the new home. Before we depart, I will first show you what it looks like there."
He snapped his fingers, and golden Chakra spread across the sky, gradually forming a spatial projection several tens of meters high.
The scene inside was clearly displayed before everyone's eyes.
On the vast plains, the sky was azure, and the faint figures of animals running could be seen in the forest.
In the distant city, wooden houses stood one after another.
"Wow! Is that where we're going? It's so beautiful!"
A gasp of admiration rose from the crowd, and children excitedly pointed at the scene inside the spatial gate, their eyes filled with longing.
Shun nodded in satisfaction and said, "Don't worry, everyone, this is where you will live from now on. As for future shops, and entertainment facilities like cinemas, we will gradually build them, so there's no need to worry. Currently, there's a lack of people to reclaim the land, so I need to take you there. The process might cause a little dizziness, but don't be afraid."
He unleashed a large amount of golden Chakra, enveloping the entire square.
The next second, everyone felt their bodies lighten, the scenery before their eyes began to distort, and then they landed steadily in an unfamiliar place.
This was precisely the eastern plains of the Nameless Planet, exactly like the scene seen through the spatial gate.
"Is this our home from now on?" Someone shouted excitedly, reaching out to touch the soil beneath his feet, feeling its dampness.
Just then, the consciousness of the Nameless Planet, Hiroto, quietly mobilized transparent natural energy, subtly merging into everyone's bodies.
Ordinary people didn't notice anything unusual, only feeling their bodies suddenly become a little lighter. The fatigue from waiting disappeared, and even their breathing became smoother.
This was a special enhancement by Hiroto to help them adapt to the 2x gravity.
After doing all this, Shun disappeared.
The immigration officials continued to direct the refugees, "Fellow villagers, the city over there is the accommodation prepared for everyone. Each household has a number, and you can find your home according to the registered information. Supplies have already been placed in the city's warehouse, and dedicated personnel will be responsible for distribution."
The refugees cheered and ran towards the houses, afraid that their house would be taken by others.
Children began to help carry luggage. The entire city was filled with laughter and joy.
Shun, meanwhile, returned to the Ninja World to prepare for the next batch of immigrants.
A total of 5 million people needed to be immigrated, requiring 10 transfers, which would consume a lot of his energy. But seeing these refugees' anticipation for the new home, it was all worth it.
As time went on, more and more refugees came to the Nameless Planet. They reclaimed barren land, built houses, and opened shops. The once empty city gradually became lively.
The animals on the planet also gave them many surprises.
Due to the 2x gravity and high oxygen environment, the animals here were generally stronger and larger than those in the Ninja World.
Ordinary chickens were twice as large as those in the Ninja World, and laid larger eggs.
Pigs, cattle, and sheep were as sturdy as small mountains, and their meat was even more delicious.
Even the rabbits in the fields were about 3 times larger than those in the Ninja World, and their fur was thicker.
Once, a civilian discovered a "giant wolf" in the forest that was 3 times larger than a Ninja World wolf, and he quickly called the Guard Department in fear.
But when the ninjas of the Guard Department arrived, they found that the "giant wolf" was meekly following a child.
It turned out that the so-called giant wolf was actually just a puppy, but its size had increased significantly after being nourished by the environment of the Nameless Planet. But it still maintained its gentle nature, so it became a playmate for the children.
"It turns out the animals here are just a little bit bigger than the animals back home.,"
The civilians gradually lowered their guard, and some even began to raise these "giant animals."
Chickens laid larger eggs, cattle and sheep produced more milk, and life became increasingly prosperous.
Months later, when the last batch of refugees were transferred to the Nameless Planet, a dozen large villages had already formed, and the area of farmland had expanded tens of times.
The prototype of a large city was gradually taking shape.
The people here wore new clothes, ate ample food, and children studied in schools.
The past worries on their faces had long disappeared, replaced by stability and happiness.
Shun stood in the sky, looking at the prosperous scene before him, his heart filled with a sense of accomplishment.
"Now the Nameless Planet truly feels like a home. Next, we just need to send people here to film some promotional videos. It will be much easier to attract immigrants in the future."
As the sun set, the sky of the Nameless Planet was dyed a warm orange-red.
People ended their day's labor, gathered in their yards to eat and chat, and children played under the streetlights.
All of this was just the beginning of the Nameless Planet's prosperity.
In the future, more people will come here, and it will become a true "paradise on earth."