Mirai was furious, smoke practically billowing from both nostrils. Isn't this just a waste of time? I spent half the day here with this old toad, and in the end, he doesn't even remember who I am—let alone what happened in front of me...
Mirai sighed and waved a hand. "Forget it, young master toad. You can go back to sleep. If I want to find someone, I don't need to disturb your old man..."
The Great Toad Sage was not polite at all. "Oh! Oh! You want to leave? Come again when you have time, Mirai..."
Mirai cursed inwardly. This old fellow wakes up for a moment, gets muddleheaded for another moment... I really can't stand it. He and Fukasaku were about to leave one after the other when the Great Toad Sage behind them said, "Oh! Oh! Looking for someone? Then I'll use the crystal ball to take a look for you..."
"A crystal ball?"
His mood immediately brightened, and Mirai asked Fukasaku, "Was he talking to us? He wasn't talking in his sleep, was he?"
Fukasaku suddenly realized something and slapped his forehead. "Oh, I'm so stupid! How could I forget about the crystal ball? Mirai, come quickly. It seems the Great Toad Sage is awake now. His crystal ball can record anything in the world. Maybe we can find Namikaze Minato's whereabouts through it!"
Mirai said in surprise, "Oh??? There's such a thing? As expected of the Great Toad Sage. Then let's have him cast the spell quickly, before he forgets again..."
Fukasaku was deeply sympathetic. He hurried over to the Toad Sage and told him about Namikaze Minato again. The Toad Sage said the name sounded familiar, though he could not remember it clearly. However, the crystal ball could be used to find that child