Meanwhile, he was also carrying someone in his arms—a person who looked as though they had been made entirely out of mud.
Uzumaki Naruto was furious. Although his relationship with Gaara was not particularly good,
that did not mean he felt no anger over what had happened to Gaara.
They were both Jinchuriki and had once lived the same kind of life. Perhaps their personalities had ultimately turned out differently, and they looked down on each other.
But sharing the same fate still made it hard for him to accept.
It was as though Gaara's fate foretold his own.
Sakura immediately stepped forward to examine the situation, and Grandma Chiyo did the same.
After all, Gaara was someone among the Sand Ninja who was highly qualified to compete for the position of Kazekage.
No matter what, they could not simply let him die so easily.
Perhaps this future Kazekage's personality would bring certain changes to Sunagakure,
but that was not a reason to abandon him here.
So they acted decisively. Sakura examined Kakashi's condition, while Grandma Chiyo took Gaara.
Sakura quickly shook her head. Kakashi had not suffered any serious injuries.
He was merely exhausted and weak. As long as he rested properly, he would recover on his own.
There was nothing to worry about.
Grandma Chiyo's expression, however, turned ugly. She could no longer sense any life within Gaara.
If she could not still sense Chakra leaking from him,
she would have thought he was nothing more than a human-shaped doll fired from sand and earth.
Yuka had been silently watching the situation the whole time.
She shook her head, indicating that there was no saving him. They could carry him away now.
Naruto clearly could not believe Grandma Chiyo's expression.
But after Sakura came over and took a