"Of course."
Naruto answered for the Seventh Hokage. "It would be good to go back and see Neji too."
"Sorry for the trouble."
Hinata gave Naruto a slight bow, her expression much brighter than before.
She wanted to see Brother Neji again too.
The next instant, the light of space-time trembled violently, and the five figures slowly faded within the curtain of light.
A second later, only several half-finished cups of tea remained in the room.
Naruto's time-space
Konoha, Naruto's home.
The living room was as lively as a festival.
Having received the news, Jiraiya, Tsunade, and Hyuga Hiashi had all rushed over. The three of them stood around the living room, their gazes fixed on the tiny child at its center.
Himawari sat in Kushina's arms, holding a piece of cake. Her face was covered in cream as her large eyes darted around, curiously studying the unfamiliar yet oddly familiar faces around her.
"So, this is my granddaughter from the future time-space?"
Hiashi repeated the words in a daze.
He had only just arrived and had yet to fully process the news.
Hadn't his daughter gone to the moon with Naruto to awaken the Tenseigan?
How had she come back with an extra granddaughter?
And the little girl had smiled and called him Grandpa the moment she saw him.
Hiashi had nearly turned to stone on the spot.
After he learned the whole story—that Hinata and Naruto had two children in the future time-space, a son named Boruto and a daughter named Himawari, and that Naruto had already taken Boruto to the future time-space to deal with the trouble—
he stood there for quite a while before barely accepting it.
"Nice to meet you, Himawari."
Hiashi crouched down and carefully extended a hand to the little girl.
"Nice to