Strange. Why hadn't he sensed any hostility?
The Nine-Tails was puzzled. If he hadn't sensed any hostility, why was his fur standing on end? Could it be because...
He glanced outside and saw Naruto still trailing after Sakura like a little tagalong, happily following her around no matter how impatient she looked.
The Nine-Tails couldn't help rolling his eyes. So this was the legendary simp. He had finally seen one.
Maybe I'm overthinking it.
The Nine-Tails comforted himself, rested his head beneath his long tails, and went back to sleep.
Lately, he had constantly been suspicious and jumpy.
On one hand, he suspected someone wanted to deal with him, to make a move against him. On the other, he kept dreaming about his other half. Yin Nine-Tails kept telling him how miserable he was, saying he was worse off than the Nine-Tails who had been sealed inside a jinchūriki.
The Nine-Tails felt that Naruto must have influenced him. That damn brat was always chasing after some little girl.
It was making him have nightmares all the time.
"Maybe they'll be so shocked their jaws hit the floor?"
Yan thought for a moment before answering.
Screw you.
Tsunade was speechless. He actually dared to say something like their jaws hitting the floor.
Without question, the Four Kage would definitely be surprised when they learned about the developments in the parallel world. There was no doubt about that. As for how shocked they would be, that depended on their individual ability to accept it.
They did not have to wait long. About twenty minutes later, the Four Kage arrived at the village entrance with their delegations.
Seeing Yan and Konoha's higher-ups waiting to receive them from afar, the Four Kage felt slightly relieved.
At least judging from Konoha's attitude, their sincerity was