Only then did Uchiha Yin raise his head and smile faintly. "Why did I come here so late at night? I'm sure you know better than anyone!"
He said it with a smile, but all Samui saw in his eyes was towering rage, as though he wanted to tear her apart.
Samui was momentarily at a loss for words. After a couple of faltering starts, she said, "You must be joking, Lord Yin. How would I know why you're here, or why you have a child with you?"
At that, Uchiha Yin's faint smile widened. He even burst out laughing. His hearty manner made Samui so uneasy she could barely stay on her feet.
Uchiha Yin laughed in sheer anger. "Envoy Samui, that excuse of yours isn't very convincing!"
Samui froze, then forced herself to hold firm. "I don't know what you mean, Lord Hokage. We saw the bodies of our comrades from Kumogakure right at your feet!"
As she spoke, Samui seemed to find something to stand on. Her expression grew resolute. "So please explain why you appeared here in the middle of the night and killed two of our ninja!"
Uchiha Yin lowered his head and chuckled softly. When he looked up again, he made no effort to hide his smile.
"I was going to give you a chance to live, but it seems you don't want it!"
The smile on his face gradually turned cold, until only a terrifying murderous look remained.
Samui panicked at once. "Lord Hokage, do you intend to break the peace agreement we just signed?"
She spoke forcefully, as if she were interrogating Uchiha Yin.
Uchiha Yin admired how unusual Samui was and appreciated the care she had given Hinata. But whatever way he looked at it, saying that to him here was