If a matter as important as inviting him to attend had to be conveyed through Torikaze, that would be far too disrespectful to the Hokage.
So Ran still had to extend the invitation himself.
As for the Kage of the other nations, whether to invite them and whether they could come were his own concerns.
In any case, Konoha's people would attend.
"Two days from now? Then I'll have to clear my schedule."
Chisato had been rather busy lately, mainly with various small, scattered missions she had taken on.
She could never sit still and liked picking up missions wherever she could, but this was an old friend's funeral. She had to attend no matter what, so she could postpone her missions and prioritize them accordingly.
"It'd be best to put them all off. After the funeral, we still have to go to the Pure Land. You need to prepare for a prolonged battle."
"Besides, we have no idea what the flow of time will be like in the Pure Land. It would be interesting if we came out only to find the entire Shinobi World had been turned upside down."
Chisato gave a cold, mocking laugh. "If that really happens, then I'll just stay in the Pure Land and never come out."
Torikaze hurriedly took Chisato's hand. "Don't say that. With Shishou around, everyone we know will definitely be fine. Even if a few decades pass, it won't be a big deal."
Chisato pressed down hard on Torikaze's head. "Have you forgotten about the Otsutsuki? They'll descend upon the Shinobi World in eight years. If we really end up staying in the Pure Land for a long time, wouldn't everything outside fall into chaos?"
Torikaze really had overlooked that issue.
But there was no need to worry.
"The Sage