After Kuzhuzhi left, Ōnoki angrily raised his hand, intending to slam it onto the table. Yet with his arm held high, he suddenly froze, unable to bring it down. In the end, Ay could only sigh helplessly and sit back down.
"Hokage, do you think this Five Kage Summit will truly reach an agreement smoothly?"
"I don't know."
Tsunade's expression was unpleasant as well, but some matters were not hers alone to decide. No matter how angry she was, she could only suppress it and continue the discussion.
"Ah..."
A heavy sigh came from the conference room. Tsunade glanced at Ay, shook her head, and left with her people.
White Fang, Jiraiya, and Minato, who had been watching the show without saying a word, followed Tsunade out.
"Do you think we can reach a perfect agreement this time?"
After arriving at Konoha's designated resting area, Tsunade rubbed her temples, feeling a terrible headache coming on.
Jiraiya shrugged and sat to one side, continuing to yawn. To him, this kind of matter was the most boring thing imaginable.
"I don't know."
White Fang smiled and shook his head. Minato looked at White Fang and his teacher Jiraiya, feeling speechless.
Was that really necessary?
It was already so obvious, yet they still said they didn't know—and one of them was even yawning.
Seeing Tsunade's gaze fall on him, Minato rubbed his nose and said with a bitter smile, "I feel it'll be difficult."
"I understand."
Tsunade sighed helplessly and said to the three of them, "Everyone, go get some rest. Jiraiya, behave yourself. If I find out that you keep going out to fool around during this time, then you can deal with the consequences yourself!!!!"
"Me?!"
Jiraiya's eyes widened as he pointed at himself in disbelief.
"Why am I the only