On the sixth day since meeting Mu Yue, Tsunade still got up at noon as usual.
After finishing the food Shizune had prepared for her, Tsunade subconsciously looked at the clock. The hour hand pointed at twelve, while the minute hand had almost reached halfway.
Since he was busy yesterday, maybe he'll come at twelve today like he did at the beginning, Tsunade thought.
After eating, Tsunade sat on the wooden corridor beneath the eaves, occasionally glancing toward the courtyard entrance to see whether there was any sign of that golden figure.
"He's really slacking off. Learning can't be delayed. The longer you put it off, the more it gradually becomes a habit." Tsunade believed that was the main reason Mu Yue had been arriving later and later.
"Lady Tsunade, I think you have a point. How about getting up in the morning from now on? You can lead by example and encourage Mu Yue-sensei," Shizune said, attempting to correct Tsunade's irregular schedule.
"I don't need to study, so it's fine if I sleep a little longer." Tsunade made it clear that getting up early was impossible.
Whether he was still busy or simply did not intend to study for long, Tsunade still had not seen Mu Yue by two in the afternoon.
"Could it be that he still hasn't finished what he was doing yesterday?" Tsunade considered one possibility.
That was perfectly normal and reasonable, because that was how most adults lived.
At the thought that she could only eat restaurant food or Shizune's cooking again today, Tsunade sighed inwardly.
As her mood worsened, Tsunade suddenly noticed that the previously bright, sunny sky had turned dark and oppressive, covered in thick clouds.
Large raindrops began falling one after another, and they came down faster and faster.
Along with the