A member of the Main Family was responsible for guarding the Archives Room.
When he saw Zou Hyuga, he continued dozing in his reclining chair without asking many questions or blocking his way.
Had an ordinary Branch Family member come, he would inevitably have given them a scolding.
But Zou Hyuga was different. The entire Hyuga Clan relied on him for protection against an attack that could come from the Lunar Lineage at any moment.
As for reporting it to the Hokage, there was no telling whether the Hokage and the village leadership even had the ability or energy to deal with it.
Their reaction when Hinata had been abducted was enough on its own to disappoint the Hyuga Clan.
Inside the Archives Room, Zou Hyuga wandered between the shelves and slowly activated his Byakugan.
Compared to before, the Archives Room had become more lavish. He simply did not know whether any of its books had been lost or damaged during the Night of the Nine-Tails.
Soon, Zou Hyuga's gaze settled on a copy of the clan's historical records, and he began reading it closely.
Although he had learned the Hyuga Clan's "true" history from that person, he had yet to seriously examine the history recorded on paper.
The history written there was almost identical to what Zou Hyuga remembered.
Before the era of shinobi villages, the Hyuga had been one of the great clans within the Land of Fire. Their deterrent power had rivaled that of the Senju and Uchiha, and almost every generation had produced powerful shinobi who could match the heads of those two clans.
Zou Hyuga paid little attention to this history, which did not even have a complete record of dates.
Soon, he turned his attention to the clan's records after the village's founding. These