Yuya wasn't bored enough to waste time wandering around the village with the Uzumaki Envoy.
Nor was he suddenly furious just to scare the other man.
It had all been an act.
Once Yuya finished performing, he turned and left while the Uzumaki Envoy was still dazed.
He wasn't worried that he'd driven the Uzumaki Envoy into despair. They still had people in Konoha.
Uzumaki Mito, who was already showing the first signs of age.
Mito wielded considerable influence. After all, in this world, Senju Tobirama hadn't taken his elite squad to Kumogakure to go on a reckless adventure and get killed in an ambush. He was alive and well in office, spending every day wondering whether he could take advantage of the infighting in Kumogakure.
No matter what, Mito was Senju Tobirama's sister-in-law. Her words still carried some weight.
Besides, Kamigane Yuya was Senju Hashirama's student. Of course, no one in the Uzumaki delegation knew about that connection. Mito wasn't the sort to go around blabbing about it, either. (Nine-Tails: ?) (Its mouth really was huge, though, considering its size.)
Just as Yuya had expected, after he sent them away, the Uzumaki delegation headed straight to Mito without stopping.
They went there and immediately fell to their knees, weeping with heart-wrenching grief and despair.
Mito snorted. She wasn't the least bit moved.
She knew exactly what sort of people they were.
If they'd cared even a little about their kinship, they wouldn't have gone all those years without sending anyone to visit her. Every time they came, it was because they needed her to do something.
Sometimes Mito thought she might as well die and go join Hashirama in the afterlife.
But then she thought of Yuya, and of her status as the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki, and could only reluctantly