Still a little stubborn, Tsunade took her arm and reattached it without another word. She did not even need anyone else's help and began treating herself.
Shihōin Naraku naturally knew his teacher's temperament, so he did not offer to help.
"You should go help the others first. My problem here isn't serious."
"No one is helping hold off Hozuki Gengetsu. I doubt the Allied Shinobi Forces can last much longer."
As Tsunade treated her arm, she said, "Why don't you head over there first? I can handle things here."
Naraku waved a hand and tipped his chin toward the distance. "Haven't you noticed it's gone quiet over there?"
"Hm?"
Somewhat surprised, Tsunade turned toward the distant battlefield. Indeed, no explosions had sounded from there for quite some time.
"You mean..."
"That's right. I've already sealed Hozuki Gengetsu."
"But the Allied Shinobi Forces suffered considerable losses," Naraku replied. "I told them to rest and regroup first. That's why no one has come here to provide support."
"You really are impressive." Tsunade gave Naraku a long look, then relaxed.
"All right, that's enough chatting. Let's talk after I deal with the Third Raikage."
Naraku turned around, his eyes shining like stars as he fixed them on Third Raikage A, whose murderous aura was astonishing.
Dazzling lightning danced over his muscular body. With his power now at a fever pitch, A looked like a mighty god of war descended upon the world!
"Be careful. His speed in that state is terrifying, and his defense is astonishing too."
"He took a punch from me head-on just now," Tsunade warned from behind Naraku. "Look at him. There's nothing wrong with him at all."
"Don't worry!"
Shihōin Naraku calmly watched A, who stood several dozen meters away. His opponent was indeed strong, but not enough to