After the Third Hokage left, Mirai felt his eyelids constantly drooping, waves of drowsiness washing over him. After a full day of training and surviving an assassination attempt, he had reached his limit. He was still just a child, after all.
Akita, who had been watching Mirai's condition closely from the mountain, promptly made him rest. She had originally wanted to stay at the hospital with him, but Tanaka later persuaded her to go home under the pretext of taking care of Inoue.
Over the next few days, Mirai obediently remained in the hospital to recover. He also got along quite well with several young doctors and nurses, laying a solid foundation for his future medical practice involving postoperative patients.
Mirai's little friends also learned about his injuries from Nara Luyi and Qiu Yidao. They brought handmade gifts to visit him at the hospital, ensuring that his stay was far from boring.
Mirai also went to see Inoue Kawakami. His main injury was the foot he had hurt at the start of the attack. Although the Hasegawa Brothers excelled at assassination, their ability in direct combat was poor. Warned by Mirai, Inoue Kawakami successfully avoided Hasegawa's sneak attack and then fought him with ease.
However, his injured leg held him back, and Inoue Kawasaki was unable to quickly finish off his opponent. He could only remain locked in a standoff with Hasegawa. At the time, he believed Mirai was doomed to suffer and had fallen into deep remorse. It was not until Guy told him that Mirai was safe that he finally relaxed.
Mirai and Inoue Kawakami talked for a long time, and their relationship improved greatly. Inoue Kawakami had seen everything Mirai had done and had already formed a very favorable impression of him.
Having gone through hardship together,