It seemed as though nothing else was happening.
Hinata got to her feet, seemingly intending to do something.
She looked around and, honestly, felt a little disappointed.
You traveled through time and space, yet you're this calm? Go wild already.
That was what Hinata was thinking at the moment.
But the Dragon Vein obviously had no intention of paying her any attention.
Since that was the case, Hinata had no plans to make another trip through time. Instead, she decided to take a portion of the Dragon Vein's Chakra.
However, the only real pity was that the Dragon Vein simply could not be taken away.
Leaving aside its immense size and the scale of Fuinjutsu required,
even if those issues could be resolved, the Dragon Vein, being a being formed from Chakra itself, would naturally never remain truly still.
Though it appeared calm at the moment, no one knew what kind of raging storm lay hidden beneath the surface.
Hinata had never intended to take away an entire Dragon Vein.
From beginning to end, she had only planned to take a portion of it.
By comparison, taking only a portion was naturally much easier.
So she immediately called Winter Rain over, intending for the two of them to work together on the sealing.
The others were basically unable to help with this matter, but they did not remain idle. They spread out and stood guard, lest anything unexpected happen.
Winter Rain flew straight into the sky.
She immediately used Paper Release. Countless sheets of white paper swirled through the air, and with a point of her finger, they joined together into an enormous net that descended toward the Dragon Vein.
It looked rather straightforward, easy, and decisive.
Hinata naturally did not remain idle either. Although she did not have any