"Everyone, please calm down. We're here to solve problems, not to argue and come to blows."
Seeing things taking a turn for the worse, the peacemaker hurried to smooth things over.
"Tch, don't get so worked up every time something happens," Tsunade said unhurriedly.
Even someone as thick-skinned as A felt a little embarrassed now, but he had seen his share of tense situations and quickly got his emotions under control.
"I believe everyone here has had their village's graves robbed." Tsunade had not finished speaking.
Once again, A interrupted her.
"I want to know exactly who's been robbing those graves. I assume the Hokage knows?"
"Yes. It's Kabuto Yakushi, a former subordinate of Orochimaru."
"Oh? So this one's from your Konoha again. There are people from Konoha in the Akatsuki too, aren't there? And people from the other ninja villages. Nothing like our Kumogakure, which hasn't produced any Missing-nin."
A's words displeased everyone. Sure, their villages had Missing-nin, but wasn't the Raikage taking things a little too far?
"Tsk, tsk, tsk." Just then, an ill-timed sound rang out.
"Hey, what's that supposed to mean, kid? You got a problem?"
Meihui's flippant attitude got A's blood boiling. He really wanted to walk over and slap him a couple of times, but after thinking it over, he decided against it.
At that moment, memories he had buried just a few days ago suddenly resurfaced, seeming to remind A of something. All he remembered was that it had been cold that day, terribly cold. Kumogakure had never experienced weather that cold before. He also remembered his entire body hurting like hell, but everything after that had slipped his mind.
Now, though, he remembered. The person right in front of him had done it. Only then did he recall that he really didn't