Time passed amid people enthusiastically discussing White Fang's son, White Fang's astonishing performance that night, and the miserable Anbu cleaning up the aftermath.
As for punishment, naturally, there was none.
Who was the person beneath the court accusing this official?
Not only was he not punished, people even praised White Fang. Even Kakashi's birth became shrouded in mystery.
They said Young Master Kakashi had been envied by Heaven, which refused to let him be born. He had nearly died in the womb, and Heaven had even set up eighty-one trials along White Fang's journey to ask Tsunade for help, blocking his way.
In the end, White Fang flew into a rage, summoned heavenly thunder, and blasted through all eighty-one trials in an instant. He brought Tsunade back and retrieved the sacred scripture—Kakashi.
That was the more mysterious version.
There was also a more sensual one.
They said Tsunade had long since secretly fallen for White Fang. When White Fang, wrapped in thunder, turned Tsunade's house and clothes to ash, Tsunade was both embarrassed and furious. Then, realizing that White Fang needed her help, she decided to go all the way and set up eighty-one trials, making White Fang cross mountains and ridges to retrieve the sacred scripture before she agreed to help him deliver Kakashi.
The person who made up this version was soon invited for tea by the Anbu. The Anbu said he was spreading obscenity and told him to quickly reveal the whole story so they could inspect whether the complete version was truly obscene.
Judging from the opening, it ought to be fairly obscene. If the complete version was not enough, the Anbu would have to suspect that he had fabricated the story to fool them.
Naturally, those few Anbu members went for tea as well in