Hearing Kakashi call out, Chihane stopped on his way back to his room to rest and looked at him in confusion.
"Big bro, here's your book back!"
"I don't need it anymore. You'd better keep it and enjoy it yourself."
Kakashi approached Chihane, shoved the book into his hands, then fled as fast as he could.
Heh, you humiliated me this morning. Now it's your turn.
Meanwhile, Chiriku, who was carrying a huge boulder on his back, was panicking inside.
He bitterly regretted his curiosity. He should have gone straight back to bed.
Chihane looked at the book in his hands with a headache brewing. He instinctively glanced at Chiriku, then remembered that Chiriku was a monk. How could he recognize a book like this?
In the moonlight, four large characters stood out on the cover of the book in Chihane's hands!
Make
Out
Para
dise
!
!
!
What Chihane didn't know was that Chiriku really did recognize the book. How he had learned about it was another matter entirely.
The next day.
After breakfast, Chihane headed to the ANBU office. He wanted to discuss Makoto Uchiha with Minato.
Although Chihane didn't consider Makoto Uchiha a threat, he did have one concern: the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki, Kushina Uzumaki.
Chihane believed that as long as he stayed in the village, the tragedy from the original story would never happen.
Still, some things were better prepared for in advance.
~
Chihane reached the office door and pushed it open, only to discover that Minato apparently hadn't come to work today. The ANBU office was empty.
Minato was usually the first to arrive every day. What was going on today?
The sun was already up, yet Minato still hadn't come to work. Was he staying home to take care of Kushina because