There were plenty of things he might not be able to handle, but reporting someone to the teacher...
Nothing could be easier!
He could just take out the puppet their teacher had given them and report in through a long-distance call.
I'm not as pathetic as you say.
Nawaki covered his face awkwardly.
Jiraiya declared that he had shut down and did not want to talk.
Seeing the two of them finally behave themselves, Minato Namikaze also promised to be a good monitor. Only then did Jingyi feel at ease letting them leave.
"Alright, stop pulling such long faces. Hurry up and pack your things. If you're leaving, get going already. The house will be quieter too."
"I'll do it."
It was Nawaki's first time leaving the village to carry out a dangerous mission. As his older sister, Tsunade was afraid he lacked experience and would not pack properly, so she took the initiative to help.
Be careful. If you cause trouble again, I'll beat you to death.
Before leaving, Tsunade did not forget to threaten Jiraiya. Jiraiya was so frightened that he ran off clutching his head, with Nawaki and Little Blondie hurriedly following after him.
Watching the three of them disappear into the distance, Tsunade sighed. Her little brother had grown up. It was time to let go.
"Jingyi, aren't you worried something might happen to them? I went to the Hokage Office, and the old man assigned Jiraiya an S-Rank Mission."
Jingyi raised an arm around Tsunade's shoulders and laughed.
"It's fine. Setting aside the fact that Jiraiya is strong enough, as long as they don't make mistakes or have rotten luck and get surrounded by powerful enemies, the chances of anything happening are too low. Besides, I gave Minato a scroll with some puppets inside. I