Why?
The work was basically all done.
As for the current Shinobi World, even without her intervention, Konoha could handle things just fine.
"Everything that needed to be done is done," Mimi said. "If you insist on a reason, then I just want to rest."
"No!" Tsunade abruptly stood up and said, "I won't allow it!"
Seeing Mimi stop working was more painful than killing me.
Hitomi and Chiri had already retired long ago, which was one thing. But if Mimi did the same, that would leave me as the only one working hard.
"Have you finished all your work?!"
"The Sand Hidden Village's affairs haven't been completely resolved yet."
"And there's the Hidden Mist and that rogue Uchiha Mask. They're potential threats too."
"None of these matters have been resolved yet, so why are you in such a hurry to leave!"
Tsunade panicked.
"I'm not here to discuss this with you," Mimi said. "I'm here to inform you. I've delivered the message. Starting today, I'm officially stepping down. Whether you let someone else take over that position, leave it vacant, or handle it yourself is none of my concern anymore."
Two tigers could not share one mountain, and Mimi was tired of arguing with Tsunade over work every day.
The solution was to address the problem at its root. After that, they would have no reason to argue anymore.
Next, she would return to her original purpose and set out toward the starry sky.
Everything concerning Konoha's daily operations would be left for Tsunade to handle herself.
"No!" Tsunade said. "You can't do this! You can't just throw everything aside and stop caring!"
Mimi had always been decisive. She waved her hand, turned around, and left.
"Stop right there!" Tsunade shouted, reaching out to stop her, but then withdrawing