But Yin had no idea whether Minato was doing it on purpose. Whenever anything even slightly important came up, he would come to ask Uchiha Yin for instructions.
Although Yin had already told him that he had complete faith in his abilities and that he should handle things as he saw fit, the brat simply refused to listen, coming to him whenever he got the chance.
Uchiha Yin found it so tiresome that he wanted to throw the brat straight out.
But there was one thing he had to admit: without Minato Namikaze, he would probably have even more work to do. He likely would not even have had the chance to come over specifically to ask about Obito today.
He really could not just throw the brat out. If he actually did that, he would probably be giving Minato exactly what he wanted.
To make sure he had time to keep his promise to referee for Kurotsuchi three days later, Uchiha Yin decided to go straight to Minato, see whether anything needed urgent attention, and get it dealt with as soon as possible.
With that thought, Uchiha Yin used Space-Time Ninjutsu. When his vision cleared again, he was already in the Hokage Office.
Before Uchiha Yin arrived, Minato Namikaze had been reading a report that had just been delivered. It said that the Akatsuki had been making major moves recently, and many of the missions they accepted conflicted with those undertaken by Konoha's ninja, putting them on opposing sides.
Minato Namikaze felt that this matter deserved close attention, but he was unsure exactly how to handle it.
If he left it alone, even more missions would likely overlap in the future, which would be unfair to Konoha's ninja who were unaware of the situation.
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