Hinata suddenly glanced at Sasuke, leaving him baffled. Could Hinata be thinking of something bad again?
Orochimaru might already have arrived. Hinata was in no mood to fool around and was instead seriously considering something.
At present, the only person in Konoha who posed a threat to the Hyuga Clan was Danzo.
As for that old man, the Third, once Hinata truly grew up and displayed immensely threatening strength, he might also turn a blind eye to some of Danzo's actions.
After all, the Third was a nice old man. In the end, he would only need to pin all the blame on Danzo.
Then the Third could lower his stance and protect Danzo.
It was practically perfect teamwork.
Hinata had no choice but to think about such things. She was not being alarmist.
The Third had controlled Konoha for too long. Even if he truly loved Konoha, holding absolute power for so long would inevitably make him want to control everything.
Anything beyond his control was heresy.
Without a doubt, the Third and Danzo actually shared the same views on this point.
And according to the rule of big fish eating little fish, the Third would die at Orochimaru's hands, while Orochimaru and Danzo would both die at Sasuke's hands.
Within the next three years.
There was no need to worry too much about Orochimaru's later resurrection. By then, Hinata believed she would already possess enough strength to protect herself.
Thinking about it that way, letting Sasuke follow Orochimaru was not entirely a bad thing.
Sasuke could gain power sooner, and leaving Konoha would also prevent Danzo from setting his sights on him.
Once the Third died and Tsunade returned to the village to become the Fifth Hokage, Hinata planned to immediately side with Tsunade.
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