Tsunade Senju didn't keep them in suspense. Smiling, she said, "Grandfather, I'm staying here. I won't go back."
Everyone smiled from the bottom of their hearts when they heard her answer.
Tsunade Senju turned to look at Tsunade, who gave her a thumbs-up.
"Hang in there. You've let go of what was weighing on you. From now on, just live for yourself."
Tsunade Senju would never forget the first time she met Tsunade. Tsunade had thrown a bottle of blood right at her.
It had been rough, but she had to admit it was very effective.
Still, Tsunade Senju didn't hold it against Tsunade. Who would resent another version of herself?
Besides, that splash had given her a brand-new life. She couldn't be more grateful.
"That's wonderful. We kept wondering whether you'd go back to the Otherworld. Now we can all put our minds at ease."
Mito stepped forward and took A-Gang's hand. "Come along, dear granddaughter. Let's go inside together."
Everyone went indoors, chatting and laughing.
Only Tsunade and Torifu remained outside.
"So, how was it seeing Dan and Tsunade Senju together today? Did you get jealous?" Torifu teased.
Tsunade snorted. "I'm not that petty. Besides, I trust Dan completely."
Their relationship had lasted too many years to be shaken so easily.
Dan wasn't that sort of person, and Tsunade trusted him completely.
"That's good. Tsunade Senju knows Dan isn't her beloved, too. She was very restrained while they talked, and didn't do anything out of line. It was almost as if she were talking to Dan Katō through him."
Tsunade thought for a moment. "Whatever happens, I'm glad A-Gang has let go of what was weighing on her. I understand how she feels. If I'd gone through what she did, I don't think I could have taken it