"Looking at it this way, I really should go talk to Minato with Hashirama. We haven't been much help, but we've certainly caused a whole pile of trouble."
Torikaze smiled and waved his hand. "Don't worry, Minato has a good temperament. As long as we explain things properly, there won't be any problem."
Mito nodded. "I know. Hashirama and I will go this afternoon, get everything out in the open early, and see if there's anything he needs help with."
"Besides, he's the son-in-law of my Uzumaki Clan. We should support him."
With that, there was nothing else left to discuss. Torikaze looked at Mito, then shifted his gaze to the absent-minded Jiraiya.
Mito immediately understood what he meant and shook her head helplessly.
Seeing that, Torikaze sighed as well. "Alas, the revolution has yet to succeed. Comrades must continue striving. Keep it up, middle-aged man."
Torikaze slapped Jiraiya on the shoulder, snapping him back to his senses.
Jiraiya looked somewhat bewildered. He had no idea what Torikaze meant and could only shake his head blankly.
By then, Mito had already left, preparing to speak with Minato Namikaze about the matter alongside Hashirama.
Torikaze planned to head back as well. Everything here had already been settled, so there was no point in staying.
Ashina intended to visit Ria and her daughter, leaving only Jiraiya with no idea what to do.
So he could only wander aimlessly through the streets.
About half an hour later, Mito and Hashirama appeared at the Hokage Office.
When Minato Namikaze opened the door and found those two august figures standing outside, he immediately became extremely nervous.
"What brings you two here? Is something the matter?"
Mito smiled faintly. "It's like this. Hashirama's effort to revive the Senju Clan has begun to show results, but it