But with Chihane's Observation Haki, how could they possibly catch him if he wanted to hide?
If he really had to sit in ANBU dealing with all those miscellaneous affairs every day, they might as well kill him.
So, after failing to find Chihane no matter where they searched, Tsunade and Kushina went together to the newly repaired Hokage Building.
They found Orochimaru swimming in a sea of paperwork and vehemently complained to him about Chihane's mistreatment of Minato.
After learning what had happened, Orochimaru glanced at the mountain of documents beside him. The thought that Chihane was slacking off while he was so busy left him rather irritated too.
But the reason Orochimaru had originally agreed to let Chihane transfer Minato Namikaze to ANBU was that he had the same idea as Chihane.
Nobody in Konoha understood Chihane better than Orochimaru. If he actually entrusted ANBU's affairs to Chihane, the whole organization would probably be a mess within three days.
So it was better to let Chihane quietly remain in ANBU like a mascot, as long as he stayed out of trouble.
But if he really freed Minato Namikaze from his duties, what would happen to ANBU? He couldn't actually let Chihane handle all that work.
It wasn't as though there were no way to make Chihane do ANBU's work, but wouldn't that just increase Minato's workload...
He could have let it slide if nobody had come looking for him, but now things had escalated to the point that Tsunade and Kushina had cornered him in his office.
Now he had to find something for Chihane to do. He couldn't let him keep lazing around.
So Orochimaru first patiently negotiated with Kushina and reached an agreement about Minato's daily working hours.
Then he went with the two women to