Ay's face darkened as he gave a firm assurance.
"That's good, then."
Tsunade nodded and did not press the matter further, lest Ay become unhappy. Since he had guaranteed it so confidently, continuing to harp on it would no longer be concern—it would be deliberately picking a fight.
That damned bastard made me lose face. No, I have to warn him again later. If he really runs off, where am I supposed to put my face?
Though he said nothing aloud, Ay still felt uneasy.
He knew his own brother's temperament better than anyone.
"What's going on?"
Just as Ay resolved to go warn Killer B after the Five Kage Summit ended, Killer B, who was arranging the animals by order, suddenly felt a chill run down his back. He looked up at the sky in confusion. The sun was mild, so why had a sudden chill washed over him?
Could it be because he had slept on the ground last night?
Unable to figure it out, Killer B simply tossed the question aside and continued messing around with his own affairs. Aside from rapping to himself, he spent his time amusing himself with the animals nearby—numbering them, arranging them, figuring out how they could avoid disasters. All sorts of laughably ridiculous antics took place.
In Ronglin's words, his balls were bored beyond all limits. If he did not find something to do, he was afraid they would shrivel up...
If Killer B knew that the chill down his back was because Ay, whom he regarded as his big brother, was planning to warn him again, he definitely would not have the mood to keep fooling around with a bunch of animals.
"Everyone!!!"
With everyone gathered together, Ay, as the host, spoke up:
"Although no one has mentioned it, I