Tsunade: Where's the Picture Book? Let Me Study It

How the hell was anyone supposed to put up with that?

Neither man nor snake could put up with that.

"What other nonsense did you write?"

The moment Tsunade heard that, she became unhappy. Raising a fist, she warned Jiraiya, "Jiraiya, I'm telling you, writing about Orochimaru was one thing. But if you wrote me into it too, I'll kill you!!"

Although Jiraiya had indeed stopped making insinuations about her after they grew up, he had a record. He needed a stern warning.

If Jiraiya did not have a record—and was not a repeat offender—Orochimaru would not have gone looking for trouble with him just because Jingyi mentioned Orochi Princess.

"No, absolutely not. I'm afraid Jingyi would turn me into a puppet before you could even make a move."

Writing about Tsunade and Orochimaru for practice when they were children was one thing. Now, with Tsunade and Jingyi's relationship so obvious, if he still did that, he would be courting death.

Besides, he had never written anything too excessive.

At least not about Tsunade. As for Orochimaru... ahem, there might have been quite a few.

"Orochimaru, fine, you beat me up, but tell me this: how did I make insinuations about you?!"

After racking his brains, Jiraiya truly could not remember. He could only ask Orochimaru, the person involved, for confirmation.

Tsunade looked over curiously as well.

She was very curious what sort of picture book Jiraiya had written that had made Orochimaru so angry he attacked in the street.

That did not seem like Orochimaru at all.

Back then, Jiraiya had written Orochimaru as a woman, and Orochimaru had not cared.

Could it have been something neither male nor female?

"Wait, Orochi Princess? That name actually sounds pretty good."

Suddenly remembering something, Jiraiya's eyes lit up.

At the words