But the consequence was that by that night, Shizune was exhausted like a dead dog and could only let Tsunade carry her as they traveled.
With Tsunade pushing forward at high speed despite the massive expenditure of Chakra and stamina, the two arrived in Kumogakure two days later. Ay personally received Tsunade.
"How is he?"
Tsunade herself had been worn out over the past two days. After arriving in Kumogakure, she took a brief rest and drank some steaming tea, but she did not forget to ask about Shisui's condition.
I hope it hasn't gotten worse.
Ay's expression was terrible. Shisui's accident had left even him unable to relax.
Over the past few days, he had dumped everything on his secretary. Short of skipping meals and sleep, he had stayed by Shisui's side to prevent his injuries from worsening.
"It doesn't look very optimistic..."
Tsunade frowned and sighed.
"I understand. I'll do everything I can to save him. I just hope I'm not too late."
"That's not what I meant."
Seeing that Tsunade had misunderstood him, Ay explained.
"Princess Tsunade, I hope you can prepare yourself mentally. Of course, if the Hokage reacts too drastically, I also hope that, for the sake of the friendship between Kumogakure and Konoha, you can try to calm him down."
"What do you mean?!"
Instinctively, Tsunade immediately realized something was wrong.
Shisui might truly have lost some part, just as Ronglin had feared. If he had lost an arm or a leg, Shisui would be crippled.
Judging by how Ronglin treated Shisui, if that were really the case, things would become troublesome.
"You should go take a look."
Ay sighed. He wished the one who had lost an arm was himself rather than Shisui.
If it had been him, the impact would not have