If Ashina could come to terms with life and death himself, then his illness would disappear immediately.
If not, he probably would not have much longer to live.
Once a person lost their vitality and spirit, once they no longer wanted to live, then even Torikaze and Hashirama extending his life would be useless.
But with a granddaughter like Kushina by his side, Ashina should gradually be able to let it go.
Torikaze did not want to lose familiar people again and again, either.
Besides that, Ran had also sent Torikaze some messages, mainly thanking Konoha for attending Qinghe's funeral and offering various other formal courtesies.
Torikaze did not really know what to say in response.
It felt like a child trying very hard to act like an adult.
Torikaze did not think it was necessary, but since Ran had sent them, he replied with a few messages.
After all, this was a transformation Ran needed to undergo in order to become a Daimyo.
Nothing made a person mature more than facing death.
From this point onward, Ran should be a mature Daimyo.
Torikaze did not have much to say about Ran's change. He did not want Ran to change because of something like this.
Torikaze had never glorified suffering. Wouldn't it be nice to live one's whole life happily?
Why did people have to suffer?
But it had already happened, and there was no other way around it.
"Chisato, I'm heading out now. Get things ready at home."
Chisato immediately replied, "All right! I'll clean up the training ground in the backyard. We can start practicing ninjutsu as soon as you get back."
Those three days had been exceptionally long for the couple. It felt as though they had spent three years waiting.
In an instant, Torikaze arrived at