His head was crammed with far too much knowledge that should not have existed.
To help Ran settle into his role faster, Torikaze gave him a thorough introduction to every aspect of Konoha.
"We're here, Ran. This is where you'll be living from now on. Tomohiro will be returning to his own world this afternoon, so you can stay in his room."
"Huh? Lord Tomohiro is leaving?"
Tomohiro laughed heartily. "That's right. The clan may be small, but there's no shortage of things to do. I need to go back and handle them. I really can't trust all of it to those youngsters."
Tomohiro had been out enjoying himself for more than ten days, and he had been immensely satisfied with this trip.
He had seen everything he wanted to see, and he had even visited the Land of Whirlpools. The regret in Tomohiro's heart had finally been laid to rest.
It was as though he had undergone another rebirth. He was brimming with energy.
There were no regrets left in his heart.
Torikaze patted Ran on the shoulder. "Don't miss him too much. Once you finish studying, you'll be going to see Tomohiro anyway. The two of you will be working together for a long time."
Ran came to his senses after hearing that. "Right! I'll have to go out and put it into practice anyway. It'll probably take at least half a year. We'll meet again then, clan chief Tomohiro."
Although Ran was young, Tomohiro did not treat him as a junior, but as an equal.
After all, they were both chiefs of the Uzumaki Clan. Neither stood above the other in seniority.
"Sounds good, clan chief Ran. Then we'll meet again at the Whirlpool Clan Grounds."
The three of them entered the courtyard. Ran marveled at the