Things had become a little tricky.
White Fang could more or less guess what Mimi was plotting.
Given that Mimi had usurped the position under the name of the Fourth Hokage, she might well have been thinking of returning the Hokage position to Tsunade.
In White Fang's eyes, even if she openly turned against Tsunade and seized control by force, Mimi had the ability to do so.
But Mimi had not done that.
Putting aside whatever conflict or disagreement had occurred between the two of them, just like with the First Hokage and Madara, there was room for compromise at its core—as long as both sides took a step back.
Clearly, Mimi did not want to retreat.
So she had simply slapped Tsunade, giving her a profound lesson.
And Tsunade had been left somewhat stunned.
No matter how dazed she was, White Fang knew that Tsunade had to go back.
But how she would return was the problem.
There was a saying: settle accounts after the harvest. Konoha would definitely still be under Tsunade's management in the future, while Mimi's personality made her fond of leaving everything to others.
So.
"You dare stop me?"
After White Fang's second warning, Tsunade did not turn around and spoke coldly.
White Fang did not know what conflict had broken out between Mimi and Tsunade, but he knew very well that it would be best not to get involved.
But since Mimi had named him, he could only bite the bullet and step forward.
If Tsunade held a grudge against him,
it would not cost him his life, but it would make things very unpleasant. And Insect Princess would probably watch the fun from the side.
White Fang understood Mimi.
Without answering Tsunade, White Fang silently followed behind her with his subordinates.
Mimi was