The Search for the Village
"Mm, good. Well said. I was worried you'd feel too much nostalgia for this place and be reminded of the past by everything you saw."
Tsunade Senju smiled and shook her head. "Don't worry, Grandfather. I got over that a long time ago. I still go back to Konoha every now and then and stay for a few days. Those feelings have faded a lot."
"That's good, then. The three of us can't go out, so go buy some ingredients from the shops later. Your grandmother can show off her cooking tonight."
It was just a small errand, and Tsunade Senju readily agreed.
"Just tell me what you need. I've got a pretty good memory."
About fifteen minutes later, the house was completely tidied up.
The kitchen was usable again, too.
"A new life is about to begin. How should I put it? It feels like we're returning to a simpler way of life."
Hashirama stood in the courtyard with his hands on his hips as he spoke.
All the appliances and such were gone. They were back to the most primitive version of Konoha.
Still, Hashirama quite liked this kind of life. At least he could still play Game.
But Mito wasn't happy at all. There was no fridge or anything, and the ingredients would spoil quickly without somewhere to store them.
They'd have to get one as soon as possible.
Hashirama and Tobirama couldn't show their faces in front of the villagers, so they could only trouble Tsunade.
Tsunade was more than happy to help. She agreed cheerfully and immediately set off for the village's appliance store.
There weren't many places in the village that sold appliances, so there was only one appliance store.
A fridge cost tens of thousands, but since they