"Hinata said you brought her something to eat!"
Uchiha Yin spoke as casually as if he were chatting with an old friend, which put Samui at ease.
She smiled slightly. "Whatever else may be true, Hinata is still a child. I didn't want a child to suffer like that!"
Uchiha Yin smiled at her words. "If Yotsuki A had found out, you would've been in quite a bit of trouble, wouldn't you?"
Samui let out a chuckle, looking quite pleased. "I'm very good at talking my way out of things!"
It was Uchiha Yin's first time meeting someone so proud of her ability to lie. All he could do was smile helplessly.
"I only brought you back because Hinata spoke up for you. You can live in Konoha from now on, but if I catch you trying anything, I'll consider it a unilateral violation of the peace agreement by Kumogakure!"
As he delivered the latter half of that statement, Uchiha Yin narrowed his eyes slightly, his gaze turning dangerous.
Even so, Samui was stunned. She had genuinely thought Uchiha Yin had brought her here to torture her, and she had already prepared herself to die.
Yet now he had suddenly told her this. Such a drastic swing from despair to relief was not easy to take.
Samui opened her mouth, wanting to say something, but for a moment she could not find the right words.
She could only look at Uchiha Yin with a complicated expression.
Uchiha Yin found it amusing to see Samui's cold expression instantly turn blank with astonishment. "What? So touched you want to repay me? Since you've got quite a figure, I suppose I could reluctantly accept you offering yourself to me!"
Samui had been deeply moved and had wanted to thank him, but before she