Shin had never expected Minato to come to him over his marriage.
That also made him realize that Orochimaru had refused.
He immediately put on a puzzled look and asked, "Shouldn't Minato-senpai be taking this matter to the Hokage?"
Minato sighed. "I already did. The Hokage said that a Jinchuriki's constitution isn't suitable for childbirth."
He went on, "But I can guarantee that there won't be any problems with Kushina's seal. The Uzumaki Clan's Sealing Jutsu is absolutely secure!"
Shin sneered inwardly. If it were secure enough, how could Obito have succeeded in the original story? Could it be that Obito's mastery of Sealing Jutsu was greater than both of yours?
"Didn't Lord Shin also seek instruction in Sealing Jutsu from Kushina before? You should know something about this. I hope Lord Shin can help explain things properly to the Hokage."
Minato's attitude was extremely earnest, and he stood before Shin with his head lowered.
But Shin thought of the time when he had first crossed into this world, lost and helpless, and had hoped to gain this Yellow Flash's protection.
Minato had had no reason to help him then, so Shin could not blame him.
But now, Shin had no reason to help Minato either. Was he supposed to go against his own superior?
Shin put on a troubled expression. "Didn't Minato-senpai explain things clearly to the Hokage back then?"
Seeing his expression, Minato sighed inwardly.
"I did. I hope Lord Shin can explain it to the Hokage once more... for Kushina's sake."
Shin immediately looked displeased. "What do you mean by that, Minato-senpai? Of course I'll help if it's something I can do! Saying that makes us sound like strangers."
"I just can't make any promises to Minato-senpai. Still, I'll do my best to persuade the Hokage. Kushina