They would only get in the way if they stayed.
This was no time for sentimentality.
Watching everyone evacuate, Tsunade said to Sakura and Shizune, "You two leave as well."
Shizune showed a trace of hesitation, but she did not intend to linger. After all, she knew she was not skilled at fighting.
Sakura was clearly unwilling. How could she possibly leave Hinata alone at a time like this?
So she hesitated, but Tsunade's stern reprimand immediately rang out.
"Sakura, remember this. Although you're quite strong, your emotions may truly affect you in a battle against Hinata. How can you fight when you're not at your best? You'd only get in the way."
"Though I've taught you many things, this is something I truly haven't taught you. Leave. Watch carefully from afar and think it through. This is not the time for you to stay here."
After saying that, Tsunade raised her head to look at Hinata again, no longer paying Sakura any attention. Hearing this, Sakura stopped resisting Shizune's tugging and left as well.
Hinata did not stop them from leaving. If they wanted to go, then let them go!
She was not a bloodthirsty person. There was no need to slaughter innocents.
However, she soon turned her gaze toward the Anbu.
Although the Anbu had not seemed particularly remarkable in the original story, to be honest, they were true elites.
So she was rather interested.
The battle seemed ready to erupt at any moment.
No one knew who made the first move, but upon reaching a critical point, everything suddenly exploded. Hinata's figure traced an arc through the air as she shot straight toward
the nearest Anbu. Rather than retreating, this Anbu drew a weapon resembling an iron chain from behind her back.
Then, the instant Hinata arrived,