But Rasa had no idea how to tell Karura.
It wasn't that Karura would object.
She had once been a candidate to become a Jinchuriki, and had studied how to control a Tailed Beast's Chakra under Monk Bunpuku!
If Karura hadn't been too old, since Jinchuriki had to be trained from childhood, the village might have made her Shukaku's Jinchuriki.
But given Karura's temperament, she would never want her child to become a Jinchuriki who was treated differently.
And Shukaku's Jinchuriki was the most unstable of them all.
Karura seemed to notice that Rasa wanted to say something but was hesitating.
She asked, puzzled, "Rasa, is there something you want to tell me?"
"Well..."
Rasa glanced at Yashamaru, signaling him to take Temari and Kankuro away.
Yashamaru understood Rasa's look. He stood and invited Temari and Kankuro to eat somewhere else.
"Temari, Kankuro, Lord Kazekage has something important to tell your sister. Let's eat in the next room."
Yashamaru set aside some dishes suitable for children, then left Rasa and Karura some privacy.
Yashamaru took Temari and Kankuro to the next room.
Temari asked, puzzled, "Uncle, is Father going to tell Mother something important?"
Yashamaru patted Temari on the head affectionately. "That's right, Temari. It's important business for the village."
Yashamaru glanced at Karura's rounded belly, then quickly looked away.
He had clearly guessed what Rasa needed to tell Karura: it was about Shukaku's Jinchuriki.
From the beginning, the village had planned to seal Shukaku inside the child in Karura's womb.
Karura had also been in contact with Shukaku before.
But as Kazekage, Rasa didn't want his own child to suffer such a fate, so he had begun training potential Jinchuriki within the village.
But all three test subjects compatible with Shukaku had gone berserk one after another.
So the