Knowing Kushina wanted to retaliate against Kirigakure and Kumogakure, and they still wanted him to attend a meeting like that?
They had to be out of their minds.
It would be fine if Kushina's retaliation did not go too far, but if it truly blew up and sparked a war, whoever negotiated the alliance would have to take the blame.
The Third Raikage was willing to ally with Konoha largely because of him.
Under those circumstances, Jingyi definitely had no desire to attend the meeting.
Negotiate however you wanted—that was your business. Don't drag me into it!
I didn't attend either, so when the blame came down, it wouldn't land on my head.
It had not even been a year since the war between Konoha and Sunagakure ended. If this triggered another war, anyone could tell that villagers who hated war and had suffered because of it would drown you in spit.
Tsunade casually tossed her coat onto the sofa. She tied her hair into a long ponytail, gave her head a shake to make sure it was secure, then sat down beside Jingyi.
"I bet even the Third Raikage can't figure out why you refused to attend the meeting. Konoha being able to form an alliance with Kumogakure has a lot to do with you."
"Don't flatter me. It has nothing to do with me."
How could he possibly admit to something like that?
Other people might enjoy that kind of honor, but Jingyi did not.
"Forget it, I can't be bothered talking about you. Where's Kushina? Her teacher came to see me today and brought up her graduation."
After being summoned by teachers to act as a guardian so many times, Tsunade had gone numb to it.
Fortunately, she would soon be free of it.
The teacher had