In Sasuke's heart, Sakura didn't hold as important a place as Tobirama had imagined. In fact, Sakura was the only one harboring unrequited feelings. It was only because she stayed true to those feelings that she gradually moved Sasuke in the end. If not for that, the two of them could never have ended up together.
All of a sudden, Sasuke furrowed his brow and casually asked, "Did only the three of you come?"
Sakura looked confused by his question, unsure why he would ask. Still, she nodded. "Yeah, there are only three of us. What's wrong?"
At her answer, Sasuke's expression suddenly changed. He stepped in front of Sakura and warily scanned their surroundings. "I knew it!"
Seeing how alert Sasuke was, Sakura grew even more confused. She had no idea what was happening and couldn't help asking, "What's going on?"
"There's someone else in this space besides you," Sasuke said coldly, sweeping his gaze around. His eyes were full of caution.
"What?!" Sasuke's words caught Tobirama off guard. He immediately grew wary too, closed his eyes, and began sensing. His sensory abilities were among the best in Konoha, and he had even developed a unique sensory technique that his older brother Hashirama couldn't match.
Yet after sensing the area, he detected no trace of anyone else. He turned to Sasuke and asked, "Are you sure? Why can't I sense anyone?"
Sasuke glanced at him and gave a mocking smile. "It's no fault of yours that you can't sense them. You don't have these eyes, so of course you can't."
Pointing at his eyes, Sasuke explained, "With these eyes, I can sense things that ordinary people can't. This person has clearly concealed his presence. Even the Byakugan wouldn't be able to detect him here."
"Unfortunately, nothing can hide from