He had thrown himself into it then; otherwise, Hinata Hinata definitely would not have acted like this with him. "Bickering and squabbling all day long—what kind of behavior is that? Hurry up and clean this up." The clan chief sat leisurely on a stool nearby, with something seeming to dangle from his mouth, forming a stark contrast with them.
"Why aren't you cleaning up too? Clan chief, I feel like this should be your job." Uchiha Hiko felt three black lines forming on his face, but he had always worked diligently without a single complaint.
He was clearly the chief of a clan—how could he lower himself to do this kind of work? But when Uchiha Hiko told him about the Eldest Prince's respect for him, the clan chief did not believe it at first.
"Hey, Uchiha Hiko, don't you dare joke about the Eldest Prince. I can't guarantee what might happen afterward." The clan chief constantly reminded him, since he at least understood the basic principles of how to conduct oneself.
"I should be saying that to you. Clan chief, I think you should help us out too, or those old bones of yours are going to fall apart." Uchiha Hiko also thought of the old village chief. Though the man was already very old, he was still vigorous for his age.
As long as the two of them could maintain their original state, they could keep going. Otherwise, they would surely be forgotten by the world.
After arriving in this world, Uchiha Hiko had actually done many things and become widely known, especially in the Eldest Prince's country and within his own clan. From the very beginning, he had known what his own strength was like.
"I never expected you to brush me off this way. Sigh, these