Torifu encouraged this sort of thing. Debate led to competition, and everyone would gradually refine their ideas.
If all they did was praise one another, there was no way to make progress.
The group came up with all sorts of ideas, one after another, but Hiruzen Sarutobi's expression kept changing.
After all that discussion, hardly any of the ideas were truly reliable. Hiruzen could only shake his head and smile.
The people here might have broader perspectives, but they were still children, after all.
Their thinking was still somewhat immature. They saw the world as far too wonderful and knew nothing of its schemes and intrigues.
"Hahaha, thank you all for giving me such valuable inspiration."
The night had gone on long enough, and Hiruzen was getting sleepy and wanted to rest, so he brought the discussion to a close.
As soon as he said that, everyone understood and went back to their rooms to sleep.
Before long, only Torifu and Hiruzen remained.
"Don't be in a hurry. The children's ideas may be naïve sometimes, but there are still things worth learning from."
Hiruzen stroked his beard. "Hokage Torifu, you're right. That's why I haven't been blindly dismissing the newcomers. These children have given me quite a bit of inspiration."
"Good."
Sitting beneath the clear moonlight, Torifu took a sip of tea. "When are you planning to meet Tsunade tomorrow? I can make arrangements and see if her husband can come along too."
Hiruzen's eyes lit up. "How about around eight?"
He had more or less finished dealing with everything else. Tsunade was the only thing left. After seeing her again, he would have no regrets.
Once he returned to his own world, Hiruzen had no idea when he would see Tsunade again.
"Sure. I'll send her a message. If