Torifu did not express too many opinions on this matter; after all, it was their own lives, and they had to decide how to live them.
Even if he told them this or that, the young couple might not listen, so he simply chose not to exert himself.
"If there's nothing else, come inside. It'll get cold out here soon."
Torifu said a word to the two of them, then greeted the younger ones before heading inside.
Just as Hashirama had said, the moment Torifu stepped in, he heard the shouts of Tobirama and Ashina.
The game seemed to be going on very intensely, in full swing, with Hashirama cheering them both on from the side.
Torifu watched silently from the sidelines, feeling completely unable to integrate into the fiery passion of these two old men.
Three minutes later, Tobirama shouted, "I won! You old thief Ashina!"
The defeated Ashina seemed very unconvinced, but there was nothing he could do; it was a winner-take-all match.
"Sigh, lost, lost. It was clearly just a hair's breadth away."
The three brothers had lived together for so many years that the reserve they felt when they first reunited was long gone.
Back then, Tobirama would call him Big Brother Ashina, but now he called him old thief Ashina directly.
"Don't give me that! I clearly won by skill, it had nothing to do with luck. What 'hair's breadth'?"
Tobirama said with a smug look on his face.
Torifu didn't know what their wager was, or perhaps there was no wager at all, just a simple contest to see who was better.
"Oh, Torifu is here. I didn't even notice; I was just too engrossed. Sit down quickly."
Seeing Torifu, Tobirama immediately beckoned him to sit: "By the way, when can Amado's Bicycle be