But having her family again meant Tsunade Senju was no longer lost about the future. She could gather her courage and face life once more.
Watching everything from outside the courtyard, Torikaze could not help but nod.
Nawaki was a good kid. His feelings were genuine, or he would not have been able to say those things.
Clearly, the deaths of her grandfather and grandmother had dealt Tsunade Senju a heavy blow, though she had been able to foresee it.
After all, the elderly would always leave this world before us. That pain was inevitable.
But Tsunade Senju had never expected her younger brother to leave her too.
So when she saw Nawaki again, all that grievance and sorrow erupted once more.
After about five or six minutes, Tsunade Senju finally calmed down.
Yet her gaze remained fixed on Nawaki.
Nawaki did not reject this older sister from another world. He naturally regarded her as family.
And after learning what Tsunade Senju had gone through all these years, his heart ached terribly for her.
He did not dare put himself in her shoes. His family was what he treasured most, and he did not dare imagine the pain of watching them leave one by one.
"Big Sister, everything will be all right from now on. Our family can live together forever."
Mito stroked the two children's heads. "That's right. Now that our family has reunited, we will never be separated again."
Tsunade Senju nodded heavily. She had regained the most important thing in her life, and she swore she would never let go again.
Nor did she ever want to return to the darkness alone.
Torikaze walked into the courtyard at that moment. "Watching from outside, I almost cried myself."
By then, they had already vented their emotions. Hashirama walked