When Shin Uchiha heard Tsunade's words, he did not argue with her. Instead, he asked, "Tsunade, do you know why I'm not interested in becoming Hokage?"
Tsunade rolled her eyes at his question. "How would I know? Aren't you Uchiha Clan members all a bunch of lunatics? The more advanced your Sharingan, the crazier you get. It's only natural that you don't think like normal people."
Shin Uchiha knew from her words that she was still upset about being controlled. He raised his hand and unceremoniously knocked her on the head twice. "Not every Uchiha is a lunatic. The reason I'm not interested in any of that is because I have more important things to do."
Tsunade clutched her head in pain after the two knocks. Unable to retaliate, she could only glare at him in fury. At his words, she snapped, "The Hokage is already the leader of Konoha, the foremost of the Five Great Shinobi Villages in the shinobi world. What could possibly be more important than that? Don't tell me you want to unite the entire shinobi world."
Shin Uchiha gazed toward the distant horizon, where the sea met the sky, and spoke of the goal he had always pursued, the direction he had always followed. "My ambition goes even further. I want to stand at the very pinnacle of this world. I want to become a god, to escape birth, aging, sickness, and death, to remain forever young and live without end-to become this world's one and only god."
Tsunade's mouth fell open in astonishment. She stared at Shin Uchiha as though he were insane. She had never imagined that the biggest lunatic would be the man standing before her. She had assumed that someone who had reached his level of strength would have a clear