After this incident, there was unexpectedly a strong sense of shared hostility.
What they believed was that, no matter what, the Hyuga Clan's Byakugan must never fall into the hands of other ninja clans.
Hinata, Hanabi, and Konohamaru went to the Hokage Building. After meeting Tsunade, as well as Moegi and Udon, who had never left?
Hinata briefly recounted some matters. As for whether Tsunade and the others might notice something because of this,
Hinata had no need to worry. As people of the Five Great Ninja Villages, though they never said it aloud, most of them shared an unspoken understanding:
When they encountered ninjas from small countries or Wandering Ninjas, if they were of the same rank, ninjas from major countries would always look down on them to some extent.
Because in their eyes, although you might stand on equal footing with us, if it truly came to a fight, the two sides were not even on the same level.
Put simply, it wasn't that I looked down on you. It was just that you really were weak and worthless.
After meeting Tsunade, Hinata left directly with Hanabi. This meeting had really only been a formality, and there was no need to elaborate on the process.
After leaving the Hokage Building, Hinata and Hanabi departed under the "protection" of dozens of Hyuga Clan members.
Hinata found this rather speechless and bewildering. Guys, don't be like this! I still need some freedom.
But after they returned to the Hyuga Clan, the ninjas all saluted Hanabi and Hinata before dispersing.
This was the Hyuga Clan's settlement, after all. Naturally, they believed there was nothing to worry about in this area.
If there were the slightest disturbance, it definitely could not escape their senses.
In other words, if someone could silently take