With Shin Uchiha's current strength, he could stand above the entire Shinobi World. Still, it wasn't the thief who struck that you feared, but the thief who kept you in his sights.
Whether it was Tsunade, Kurenai Yuhi, Uzuki Yugao, and the others now, or Shin Uchiha's children in the future, they would all still have to make their way through the Shinobi World. To keep others from targeting them later, a certain amount of concealment was necessary.
The Uchiha Clan's Sharingan was a perfect example. Had it not been so exceptional, Danzo and Orochimaru would never have coveted it and set off that chain of events.
By then, Tsunade had finally recovered her composure. Holding the hand of a still somewhat bewildered Nawaki, she approached Shin and introduced him:
"Nawaki, his name is Shin Uchiha, and he's your brother-in-law. You can just call him that. If it weren't for him, your injuries still wouldn't have healed."
Nawaki, who had still been dazed a moment before, was immediately startled by what his sister had told him.
"Huh? You found someone, Sis? That was fast.
"Huh? And he's from the Uchiha Clan?
"W-won't the clan elders nag you to death over this, Sis?"
(When Nawaki first died, there were still members of the Senju Clan alive.)
However, Nawaki was still a boy and had yet to develop the Senju Clan's hatred for the Uchiha Clan. Besides, just like Naruto, he aspired to become Hokage. How could he harbor hatred or prejudice toward his future villagers?
After recovering from the shock his sister had given him, Nawaki spoke warmly to Shin Uchiha:
"Thank you for saving my life, brother-in-law."
Shin Uchiha shook his head amiably, indicating that it was nothing.
To strengthen Nawaki's favorable impression of Shin Uchiha, Tsunade continued:
"Shin is