Rather, it was simply an objective view of the matter.
Besides, at this point, in Tsunade's eyes, the outcome had long been decided.
But she was not some heartless person. Naturally, if Hinata said or did anything, she was willing to counsel her or simply be understanding.
But perhaps it really was because the two of them were not on the same wavelength.
That was why, for some reason, Hinata now felt that Tsunade was looking down on her. In truth, if she thought about it carefully, that was completely impossible.
But people were highly emotional creatures.
Once their emotions surged, unless they were truly indifferent people, they simply could not control themselves.
Even those who could control themselves were exceedingly rare, and unfortunately, Hinata was not one of them.
So at that moment, Hinata raised her head and spoke.
"I didn't come here today for anything else. I just wanted to confirm something one more time."
She directly omitted the honorific.
In her current suppressed state, it was already pretty good that she had not made a move.
Hearing Hinata's words, Tsunade frowned slightly. Clearly, she did not like what Hinata had just said.
But there was no need to fuss over it.
Even so, her tone was much colder than before.
"What is it?"
Hinata spoke. "Lord Hokage, what exactly is your attitude toward Danzo's actions?"
Tsunade felt increasingly displeased, but she would still answer at this moment.
Tsunade said, "What actions of Danzo? All I know is that Advisor Danzo is one of Konoha's elder advisors and once rendered tremendous service to the village."
"Now, he is contributing to the village in a special way."
Although everyone knew what that old dog Danzo did, and Tsunade truly detested him and deeply despised his actions.
They were all