"Ahem, why are you asking so many questions? All you need to know is that your boss is strong, capable, and loaded!"
Chinatsu folded her arms and huffed, forcibly interrupting Nagato Uzumaki's fantasies. Even she couldn't come up with a reasonable explanation for this, so why let Nagato try? Wouldn't that fry his little brain?
Although Chinatsu didn't think she was particularly intelligent, she was still confident she could outthink a former fanatic.
"Put your little wife on your back and come back to Konoha with me."
Chinatsu waved at Nagato Uzumaki, then turned to leave. I haven't contacted everyone all day. I wonder if they're worried about me... Probably nobody except Naruto and Sasuke.
The image she had cultivated among her subordinates was a little too impressive, leaving Chinatsu rather helpless. She wasn't nearly as extraordinary, calculating, or inscrutable as they imagined.
Chinatsu's original dream had actually been simple: to live her days in peace and quiet. But to achieve that goal, she first had to get through the original storyline.
Keep going. Only three bosses remained in Naruto Shippuden.
Obito Uchiha.
Madara Uchiha.
Kaguya Ōtsutsuki.
The first was easy enough. If he dared show himself before Chinatsu, she would copy the Fourth Hokage and hit him with Flying Thunder God: Second Step, reminding him of the terror his teacher inspired.
The second was manageable too. Although it was a little disrespectful to her ancestor to say so, Chinatsu didn't think he could beat her.
The third... was a little tricky. Kaguya Ōtsutsuki was an outsider who had flown in from another world or planet, the mother of chakra. There was no way to destroy her; she could only be sealed.
After thinking it over, Chinatsu felt she would still have to follow the plot and use the Sage