With that, Uchiha Yin took Pakura and Sara by the hand, one on either side, and led them off the battlefield without waiting to see if either objected.
I don't think I handled that part well. That's on me. I didn't capture the feeling I wanted. Sorry.
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Chapter 283: What Am I to You?
When the crowd saw Uchiha Yin lead Pakura and Sara off the field, whistles broke out all around.
Konoha's hero, Uchiha Yin, had won over Pakura, Sunagakure's genius. It was tremendous news—or at least, it was heartening news for Konoha.
For Sunagakure, though, it was a humiliation.
The Sunagakure ninja watched Uchiha Yin walk off holding Pakura's and Sara's hands. Neither woman showed the slightest sign of resisting, and their hearts shattered.
Of course, they resented Uchiha Yin even more than they resented Pakura.
After all, in matters like this, people generally blamed the man.
If a Sunagakure ninja had swept Tsunade away, the people of Konoha would certainly have resented that ninja.
Of course, Uchiha Yin would never let that happen.
Yuhi Shinku stared in astonishment as Uchiha Yin led Pakura and Sara off the field. Then he breathed a sigh of relief.
As things stood, he wasn't the one who had to deal with this headache.
All he needed to do was keep the second round of the Chunin Ninja Exams running smoothly.
Still, seeing that Uchiha Yin seemed to have won over Sunagakure's genius, Pakura, left Shinku privately stunned.
He had originally planned to entrust his precious daughter to Uchiha Yin for training after this year's Chunin Ninja Exams, but now he was having second thoughts.
*What if my daughter falls