Tsunade followed her gaze and looked over. Then she saw Hinata.
Hinata naturally looked back as well.
On her way here, Hinata had considered what kind of attitude she should take when facing this.
Calm? Angry? Yet now, Hinata was extremely calm.
After confronting Tsunade for a moment,
Tsunade's voice clearly reached Hinata's ears.
"Speak. Is there something you need?"
"If there really is, come to my office."
Hinata was taken aback at first, then shook her head. Tsunade's tone toward her was not particularly kind, but that did not matter.
Hinata made no move and directly asked, "There's no need, Lord Tsunade. I just came to ask a simple question."
Tsunade's brows furrowed slightly, but then relaxed at once. "Oh! What is it?"
It was not as though Tsunade was deliberately being harsh toward Hinata. The real reason was, naturally,
that she had sensed the intangible aura Hinata was giving off from afar, causing her to make that choice instinctively and subconsciously.
After all, she was the leader of a village. Anyone could have lapses, but she could not.
Because she knew that even a single lapse on her part could result in devastating losses for Konoha.
She had worked very hard, truly. Perhaps back then, she really had been affected by Naruto's intelligence-reducing aura, which was why she had foolishly come here to sit in the position of Naruto.
But since she had already reached this position, she naturally had to show her own brilliance. No matter what, since she had taken it on, she had to do it well.
No matter how many sighs filled her heart, Hinata naturally could not understand them at this moment.
At this time, Shizune and Sakura also arrived beside Tsunade and naturally saw Hinata.
They did not know why Hinata had