"Hiruzen, have you gone mad?!"
The moment the Third Hokage finished speaking, Shimura Danzō stepped forward to throw a punch at him, only for the Third Hokage to block it one-handed.
However, Uchiha Yue could tell from Shimura Danzō's eyes that Danzō had not yet become so obsessive—or rather, so extreme. Although he was somewhat unconvinced, Shimura Danzō and the Third Hokage still had a very good relationship. Calling them as close as brothers would not have been an exaggeration.
Thus, upon suddenly seeing the Third Hokage seemingly lose his mind and say such things before the Second Hokage, Shimura Danzō wanted to teach the Third Hokage a lesson so that the Second Hokage would not punish him too severely. He immediately pleaded with the Second Hokage to forgive the Third Hokage's offense. Yet, merely from the Third Hokage's aura, one could tell that he was extremely calm—one could even say that before the Second Hokage, he was utterly composed.
At that moment, the only one who interested Uchiha Yue was undoubtedly the Second Hokage.
Faced with the defiance of his own disciple, what exactly would the Second Hokage do?
Would a man known for his iron-fisted methods heed the Third Hokage's words, or would he directly eliminate him?
Naturally, Uchiha Yue was hoping for the latter. He wanted to see how the Third Hokage and the Second Hokage, two men who both bore the title of Hokage, would ultimately resolve their clash of ideals.
Yet the Second Hokage's method of handling the matter far exceeded Uchiha Yue's expectations.
After giving the Third Hokage a deep look, the Second Hokage said nothing more and turned to leave. Not only had Uchiha Yue never expected such a cold response, even Shimura Danzō had not imagined that his teacher, whose temper had