The Nine-Tails was speechless. How could something like fate be settled by ethics?
The Nine-Tails sighed. Even if they could confirm the Reincarnators of Asura and Indra, they could not interfere.
This was the ultimate law of fate and causality. Even the Six Paths Sage could not interfere, let alone them.
Moreover, Indra was also someone they wanted to win over.
That old Toad had once said that only by joining forces could Asura and Indra stand against Liao Wu, that uncertain future.
Seeing Kushina's brows tightly furrowed, Mikoto knew she was thinking about something important. Mikoto wanted to ask what Kushina was thinking.
But that would damage their relationship.
Mikoto merely rubbed Kushina's forehead to ease her stress. "Kushina, haven't you been rushing around too much lately? You should rest properly."
Kushina shook her head. "Actually, I haven't been that busy. I feel like my life now isn't much different from before."
"I want to help Minato, but Grandpa Tobirama won't let me go. He wants me to remain in Leaf Village."
Mikoto comforted Kushina. "Because you are the strongest sage of the Ninja Sect, and the superior of all shinobi."
"Everyone needs you to hold down headquarters. You're like the brain of a human body—you cannot afford any accidents."
Kushina sulked. "It's so annoying. Back when I was the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki, I could only move around inside the barrier. Now that I'm the Boss, I still can't do whatever I want."
"Then wasn't becoming Boss for nothing?"
Mikoto smiled.
Kushina sat up and clenched her fists. "I'm stronger than Grandpa Tobirama, and I'm his superior. He can't order me around."
"That's right. Next time, I'll definitely refuse him right to his face. I'll tell him that I'm the Boss, and the Boss can do whatever she wants."
Yamato