His movements were covert and practiced, as natural as casually squatting by the roadside to tie his shoelaces.
Oh! Right, Hokage people liked wearing sandals. They did not have shoelaces.
After carving five or six marks, Minato straightened up, dusted off his hands, and asked quietly, "By the way, Mirai, what's your plan?"
"Since we're already here," Mirai thought for a moment, "we might as well set off some fireworks at the Raikage Building. The effect should be pretty good."
"The Raikage Building? Isn't that a bit much?" Minato's mouth twitched. They were going this big right from the start?
If they destroyed the Raikage Building, wouldn't that be like grinding Hidden Cloud's face into the dirt?
"Well! Other places might hurt civilians, but the Raikage Building definitely won't."
"This... makes sense! Then let's do it here!"
The two exchanged glances, and their lips curled up at the same time.
To avoid exposing their identities, Mirai did not intend to use a Tailed Beast Ball. That thing was far too conspicuous.
"Let's use Wind Release: Rasenshuriken! It's loud enough, and the Rasenshuriken's precision and blast radius are both large enough to serve as a deterrent."
"Sounds good! Now that we have Flying Thunder God, we don't have to worry about hurting ourselves."
"Then it's settled." Mirai turned to look at the tallest building in the distance—glass walls and the Hidden Cloud emblem. It was the core of Kumogakure.
"Split up."
"Kushina, Naori, keep shopping. While you're at it, find some landmark buildings and have Naori use a few Fire Release techniques to draw their attention away."
"Yes!" The two of them were very interested in this assignment.
"Sure! We get to shop and cause some destruction on the side. I like this mission!"
"Remember, if you encounter danger you can't