If Sara could do that with Yin, she wouldn't have to neglect her training. She might even become a Chunin faster and avoid embarrassing him. However she looked at it, that sounded pretty good.
But how could she be the one to make the first move?
Sara felt her body growing hot, her skin taking on a faint reddish glow.
"No more buts. If someone beats you to it, you'll end up the little sister again," Tsunade said with a sweeping gesture.
"Hmph. I'd like to see someone try." The thought of someone getting ahead of her made Sara bristle.
"Haha! That's the spirit. Go make your move on Yin." Tsunade nodded in satisfaction.
"But why are you..." Sara asked, puzzled.
"Why am I helping you? We're sisters, aren't we?" Tsunade said, hooking an arm around Sara's neck.
"If you keep training like this without holding back, you might feel fine now, but any hidden injuries you build up will be hard to treat."
"And I don't want to keep giving you massages."
"Besides, you're taking too long. Watching you drag your feet is driving me crazy." Tsunade pressed a knuckle against Sara's temple.
"Tsunade, I can't breathe. They're too big." Sara's whole face was buried in Tsunade's chest, muffling her words.
"You dare make fun of your big sister? You're asking for it." Tsunade laughed, then gently let Sara go.
Thank you, Tsunade. Sara kept joking around with her, but beneath it all, she felt grateful.
When they first arrived in Konoha, Kaguya's easygoing nature had helped her settle in without any trouble.
Sara, on the other hand, had felt a little out of place.
She had once been the princess of Rōran, with servants to attend to her every need.
She had never needed to do anything for