A Dark and Stormy Night!

"Poison? There's a poison even Lady Tsunade can't cure? Is that old hag really that good?"

Hearing Shikaku's words, Shiro asked in surprise. If he remembered correctly, Tsunade's medical ninjutsu seemed to be a whole level above Chiyo's.

By the time of the original Shippuden, even Sakura, Tsunade's disciple, could cure poison that Chiyo couldn't, and in their confrontation in that area during the Third Shinobi World War, Tsunade didn't seem to have been stumped either.

So suddenly hearing this left him a little puzzled.

"That's not it. That old hag's skill is decent, but not to the point where it can't be cured. The problem is that no matter how simple it is, I still need time to crack it, and that much time is already enough for some ninja with poor resistance to die."

"Then why didn't you two deal with them just now?" As she spoke, Tsunade looked coldly at Shiro and Orochimaru, clearly very dissatisfied with their passive attitude toward the fight.

"Uh, wasn't it because we had no way to handle them? That was a Kekkei Genkai, Lady Tsunade."

"That's right, Tsunade. They're not that easy to deal with. Besides, things have only just begun. They won't give up. If we kill them now, Sunagakure will definitely be unable to hold back from sending out a Tailed Beast."

"When that happens, our casualties will be even greater. Now isn't the time yet. So, Tsunade, I know you don't want more people to get hurt, but you have to understand—this is war. Sacrifice is unavoidable."

After listening to Orochimaru, Tsunade fell silent. She wasn't stupid. She knew Orochimaru was right. Even if it was hard to accept, that was the truth.

This was also one of the reasons she left the village, and it was also