The Ninja World was still unsettled—how could one speak of home? This was something Uchiha Mai had imitated from his idol, the Champion Marquis.
Naturally, the saying spread throughout Konoha, earning endless praise from the villagers and prompting countless young ninja to imitate it.
Those without girlfriends who had given up and had no plans to date used it to fend off family members urging them to marry. Kakashi was one of them.
Those with girlfriends who wanted to break up but were too embarrassed to say so used it as an excuse, avoiding being branded "scumbags."
In the end, things escalated further and further until Sarutobi Hiruzen personally stepped in to stop this increasingly exaggerated behavior, which was detrimental to Konoha's population growth and the maintenance of the villagers' age structure.
What a joke. Uchiha Mai was still so young, and he was handsome too. Of course he wasn't worried about finding someone or rushing into marriage. What were they all joining in for?
Although the situation had settled down, it did not stop the saying from spreading throughout Konoha. Ideas of loyalty to the Hokage and love for the village still needed to be promoted.
When Mitokado Homura and Utatane Koharu saw Tsunade bring up those words, they were utterly astonished.
No, what did playing psychologist and treating your hemophobia have to do with "the Ninja World was still unsettled—how could one speak of home"?
Couldn't the two things be done at the same time?
It could only be said that this was something only Uchiha Mai and Tsunade could understand. The secrets within were not for outsiders to hear.
"Fine. We'll settle it right away!"
Smack!
Uchiha Mai slapped the table, a flame called justice rising in his heart. Righteously, he declared, "The Sand Front, the Iwagakure