"Look."
Shengshu directly showed off both pendants and burst out laughing.
"Your craftsmanship's improved this time.
"That brick you made last time was too heavy to wear. It weighed down my neck and made it hurt."
"Yayoi, you have no idea.
"Yesterday, when my sister found out you had this thing, she was pretty happy."
"It's a one-time-use item to keep you from getting killed by some low-level trap or blown up by an Explosive Tag."
Yayoi complained inwardly.
He also realized how hard Tsunade had it. Having a younger brother this ridiculous couldn't be easy.
"Yayoi's here."
Just then, Tsunade heard the commotion downstairs and woke up.
She hurriedly got dressed and went downstairs.
"You brat, you stood me up yesterday. You want me to beat you to death?"
Tsunade stretched, showing off her lovely figure and ample curves.
"I was just preparing some little gifts for Shengshu. If something happens to him on the battlefield, they'll give him an extra layer of protection, right?"
Yayoi tried to come up with an excuse on the spot.
It wasn't an entirely unreasonable excuse, though.
Shengshu was about to return to the battlefield, and this time it was the Sunagakure front.
It was even more intense than before. How could Tsunade not worry?
Actually, Yayoi had already made Shengshu an imperfect version of Dustless Land beforehand.
After researching the Dragon Script on that Jade Talisman from time to time, Yayoi was fairly certain it was an incomplete version of Dustless Land.
Its effects were passable. It had kept Shengshu alive on missions that weren't too dangerous.
And Shengshu himself wasn't weak.
As the First's grandson, with Senju blood, he was strong—at least stronger than an average Chunin.
He was at Special Jonin level, but he was a little careless. Even though