With that, Torikaze had nothing more to worry about. Tsunade's medical skills were among the best in Konoha, so all he needed to do now was trust her.
Besides Tsunade, Torikaze also called A-Gang. Her medical skills were no different from Tsunade's, so she would naturally take part in the experiment as well.
With two medical masters involved, everyone could rest much easier.
He repeated the same explanation to A-Gang, and she said she would certainly make ample preparations.
Now everything was ready. All that remained was to wait four days for the first operation in Shinobi World history to transplant an Artificial Human's limbs onto an ordinary person.
If it succeeded, it would not only be a major step forward for Konoha—it would benefit the entire Shinobi World.
Once people from other countries learned that Konoha possessed such technology, they would naturally travel from far and wide for a chance to reconnect severed limbs.
"I hope everything goes smoothly. Don't give people hope only to let it be shattered."
Thus, both Torikaze and the disabled shinobi preparing for the experiment entered a period of waiting.
But four days passed in the blink of an eye.
That morning, everyone was up before seven. After breakfast, they prepared to gather at the hospital.
"Amado, are you really ready?"
Amado nodded at Torikaze's question. "It doesn't really have much to do with me. The main thing is Tsunade's ability."
"I've already done everything I can. I only need to watch over the Artificial Human and maintain its condition. As for everything else, that's up to Tsunade and the others."
Torikaze slapped his forehead after hearing that. "Right. I've been worrying too much to ask something like that. Fine, you go to the hospital first. I'll be there shortly."
Amado acknowledged him and