Besides, it seemed they had something to ask of them this time. If she acted so recklessly, wasn't she afraid these two advisors would grow dissatisfied and do something unfriendly to both sides?
But Shizune frowned even more deeply.
That was precisely why it was difficult for her to interject.
Tsunade had seemed to be in quite a good mood today, but when Shizune informed her that she would be meeting with the two advisors that afternoon,
Tsunade had shown no reaction. Yet ever since they arrived at the area where the two advisors were resting and truly entered the advisors' residence,
Tsunade had become completely different from before.
It seemed that Tsunade's relationship with the advisors had reached a point where there was no time to delay.
Her original expressionlessness and so-called calmness
seemed, from the moment they entered this place, to have entirely turned into: endure one step and the more she thought about it, the angrier she became; retreat one step and the more she thought about it, the more she felt she had lost out.
She was clearly determined to thoroughly display her dissatisfaction.
As they walked down the long corridor,
only a single sliding door now separated Tsunade and Shizune from the two advisors.
The atmosphere seemed about to reach a deadlock, but Tsunade was not someone who would sit and wait for death. She immediately lifted her foot.
Shizune spotted the movement at once. Just as Tsunade was about to raise her foot and kick the door, Shizune hurried forward and pulled open the sliding door first.
Tsunade shot Shizune a fierce glare, and Shizune immediately shrank her neck.
But the door was already open, and Utatane Koharu and Mitokado Homura had already turned their gazes toward them.
Naturally, Tsunade could not scold Shizune