Orochimaru's matter had yet to be settled, and someone was already impatient to jump out, thinking himself the oriole?
At the back of the crowd, Tobirama watched Shin's retreating figure expressionlessly.
Forcing the First Hokage to acknowledge Orochimaru and Minato's crimes would most directly leave Konoha's Hokage position vacant. Everything else could only be dealt with afterward.
Did the Hyuga Clan also intend to contend for the position of Hokage?
Tobirama truly wanted to see what tricks this Hyuga Shin would try to flaunt before him.
After speaking of Minato, Shin chose not to say another word and returned the stage to the First Hokage.
After spending quite some time soothing the public, Hashirama spoke and told them to disperse.
Some people were unwilling to leave, but in the end, Shin dismissed everyone.
This also allowed Hashirama to see more clearly the prestige this young man held beside him. He had not noticed him at all during the meeting just now.
A member of the Hyuga Clan...
Hashirama slowly said, "Everyone seems to trust you."
Shin replied, "Namikaze Minato was also deeply trusted by the villagers before this."
Comparing himself to someone already branded with disgrace was truly rather unusual.
Behind them, Tsunade was whispering something to Tobirama, telling him of Hyuga Shin's identity and standing within the village.
Orochimaru's deputy... was he planning to establish his own faction?
Tobirama pondered inwardly.
A tremendous sound suddenly came from Hokage Rock in the distance. Everyone looked over to see a gigantic iron staff swinging fiercely between heaven and earth.
That white giant python had already vanished. It had likely been beaten until its Summoning Jutsu was dispelled.
Shin asked, "Has the First Hokage ever considered what the outcome of this battle will be?"
Hiruzen Sarutobi and Namikaze Minato against Orochimaru.
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