Jiraiya was a little dumbfounded.
Have you seriously forgotten that much?
Orochimaru was utterly sick of Jiraiya, too. If he had something to say, he should say it. Otherwise, he should get lost! What was he babbling about?
What three kids? What two kids?
I've met plenty of children. Who the hell knows which ones you mean?
"The three children who asked us to take them as students back in the Land of Rain. One was called Nagato, one Yahiko, and one Konan. Do you remember now?"
Jiraiya wanted to jog Orochimaru's memory so he could compare it with the information on the Akatsuki and confirm whether this Nagato was his student.
Orochimaru looked thoughtful.
"Ohhh."
"You mean those three kids. What about them?"
"Don't tell me you think Nagato and Konan are two of those three children?"
Orochimaru chuckled. "I wouldn't know. I didn't pay them much attention back then, and it's been so long. If you're interested, you can go take a look in the Land of Rain."
Orochimaru really didn't remember.
He was getting on in years. Surely he couldn't be expected to remember everything?
He had only said all that to get Jiraiya to leave as soon as possible!
The farther away, the better. Anywhere he wouldn't bother him.
"All right."
Jiraiya sighed quietly and opened his mouth. He still wanted to confirm a few things, but then Orochimaru called out, "Anko, see Jiraiya and Tsunade out."
"Sure thing!"
Anko ran out of a small room in the Laboratory. "Lord Jiraiya, Lady Tsunade, this way."
Jiraiya: ...
Tsunade's mouth twitched. That damned snake!
We came to catch up with him, and he actually threw us out!
In the end, Tsunade didn't lose her temper. She simply left. She had known since childhood that getting angry at