"The Nara Clan's goodwill?"
Habara headed toward the training ground, unable to help but recall what Yoshino had told him just now as he walked.
As he reminisced, he could not help but wonder what it all meant, and why the Nara Clan had told him these things.
After some thought, however, Habara had confirmed quite a bit of information and roughly understood the Nara Clan's intentions.
It can basically be confirmed that Uchiha Itachi really does have some bad ideas. How strange. I had Shisui go find him and even showed him a brand-new path, so why is he still like this?
Habara truly did not understand why things had developed this far, but he could not be bothered to investigate further. After all, everyone thought differently.
Besides, he had already mentally prepared himself, so he was not particularly surprised. What truly surprised him was the Nara Clan's attitude.
In the original work, Habara had never heard of the Nara Clan passing information to the Uchiha.
But after thinking carefully, Habara guessed that it was not that they did not want to send word—they simply did not know whom to send it to.
Sending it to Shisui was clearly impossible. While Shisui was alive in the original work, things had not yet reached the point of no return.
Sending it to Uchiha Itachi after Shisui's death was even less likely. Shisui was already dead; passing along information at that point would be dragging themselves down with him.
But now that Shisui was alive, and there was someone like Habara, who was teammates with Nara Yoshino and had a good relationship with her, Habara naturally became the recipient of the information.
The Nara Clan's purpose in sending this information was actually simple. On one hand, it was probably truly for