"Hmph, taking that bastard Danzo as my student was the greatest stain on my otherwise glorious life. One day, I'll erase that stain with my own hands."
"All right, all right, that's enough, Tobirama. Plenty of people want Danzo dead. Don't go competing with the younger generation."
Tetsuya took out another set of teacups and poured Tobirama a cup of water.
"Come on, sit down and have some tea to cool off."
At Tetsuya's invitation, Tobirama sat down beside him, picked up the teacup, and gulped down a large mouthful, as though that was the only way he could barely suppress his anger toward Danzo.
"How's that? Feeling a little calmer after some tea? All right, don't get worked up. Sit down and chat for a while. You must have come here to do something or say something, right? Don't tell me you were just passing by.
"And you too, Orochimaru. Sit down. Don't be so nervous. This is the Land of Grass, not Konoha."
"Hehe, Boss Chiba is right. This isn't Konoha."
Orochimaru smiled and sat down, reassured.
Tetsuya had just told him that this was his territory. No matter how much Tobirama wanted to kill Orochimaru, Tetsuya would not stand by and let it happen.
Tobirama stared at Orochimaru, his gaze cold and sharp.
"I came here because I have a few questions for you, Orochimaru. You'd better answer honestly. Don't make me resort to force."
"Of course. The Second is my senior, after all. As a junior, I naturally wouldn't dare conceal anything-provided I'm willing to answer, of course."
"Hmph, Orochimaru, tell me why you conducted those inhuman experiments!"
Just as I thought, Orochimaru mused. He had already guessed that Tobirama would ask him this question right off the bat.
"Hehe, which experiments do you mean, Second?