If Kakashi had that idea, he would have told Kitahara Kaede long ago.
"Don't make Teacher Kakashi's teammates sound like they're doing sit-ups," Naruto said, rolling his eyes at Kitahara Kaede.
"Do you often get rolled eyes from your wife's family?" Kitahara Kaede shot back.
"Why don't we ask Teacher Kakashi what he thinks? I feel like treating him to a meal would be better than setting him up with someone," Naruto said.
He had no intention of saying anything about how used he was to being rolled eyes at.
"Teacher Kakashi, why don't you tell us what you think?" Kitahara Kaede asked toward the window.
Then they saw Kakashi rise from outside the window, open it, and climb in.
He had been outside the whole time, merely lying on the roof and reading a novel.
Naruto had failed to notice Kakashi because of the difference in their strength, but Kitahara Kaede had known.
His earlier words had been meant to ask Kakashi's opinion.
Kakashi was no longer young. Though that meant little considering the nearly endless lifespan of an Order User—
the Hatake bloodline still needed to be passed on.
"I didn't want to revive Obito and Rin before because I wanted them to live well in the Pure Land. But if they can be revived, I wouldn't be opposed to it," Kakashi said.
He spoke only of Obito and Rin, yet said nothing at all about Hana Ling. That seemed somewhat unusual.
"So Hana Ling is still dead, right? Did she die in front of Teacher Kakashi, or did Teacher Kakashi tamper with something?" Naruto asked.
The thought was understandable. After all, ninjas worked in secrecy, and ruthless methods were among their most common traits.
"Neither. It's just that, for the sake of the village, I can't bring