Hui felt like the weekend had flown by. It had been far too youthful. After Guy's training, Hui woke up from a nap, yet still felt his whole body trembling.
A brand-new week had begun, and Hui was now wondering whether he should go back to school. To be honest, it didn't seem to mean much to him.
At that moment, Hui and Chuanhe were in town.
"Hui, whatever you want to do, follow your heart and go for it," Chuanhe said.
Of course, Chuanhe knew that Hui wanted to go back. That was only natural for a child.
Besides, Chuanhe would be happier if Hui stopped worrying about all those awful things. Children his age shouldn't have so many worries. They should enjoy their childhood without a care in the world. That was what their forebears had fought their whole lives to see.
After hearing this, Hui finally decided to take Aunt Kushina's advice and enjoy the fun of being a student.
He truly did hope for world peace. But how could he let others experience a wonderful life if he had never experienced one himself?
A certain Pain who carried rice sacks gave it a like.
And so, with his heart full of excitement, Hui headed to school once more.
Chuanhe silently watched him with his perception.
Some people in this world cared about the state of the ninja villages, while others cared about completing their missions. Chuanhe was a different sort. In the past, he had cared only about his family. Beyond that, the only thing that had interested him at all was the pursuit of truth.
All those grand declarations about how transmigrators would change the world simply didn't apply to him. Not every transmigrator had such lofty ambitions.
He only tried to prevent tragedies within