"Where's Jiraiya?"
"He's on his way to Nange Town to reinforce Uchiha Yan. He and Inabi are holding off six jinchūriki. Lord Jiraiya was afraid they wouldn't last much longer."
Tsunade shook her head. "Idiots, all of them. After this long, even if they win this time, they'll go blind. I can only use Katsuyu to heal the wounded. I can't fight."
"Why?"
"I can't stand the sight of blood!"
"There's a way! There's a way!"
The Anbu shouted excitedly, "Uchiha Haruna's Dōjutsu controls other people's five senses. He can make you see whatever he wants you to see."
"The Mangekyō Sharingan again?"
"Yes!"
Tsunade walked toward Jinghai Town, feeling somewhat distressed. After all, he was her teacher. Though he hadn't been much of a Hokage, he had been a very conscientious teacher.
When Tsunade reached the battlefield at Jinghai Town, someone standing atop a tree immediately caught her eye.
"The east wind set a thousand trees in bloom by night, then blew them down like stars in rain.
Sword rain, fall!"
A vast shower of swords fell, but few people were hit. They were in a broad, open area, after all, and the moment the flaming swords appeared, those people began fleeing.
Xiaren didn't care either. His disdainful gaze swept over the Kirigakure ninja.
"Ants! Why flee? Why not accept your fate?
Know that you face Xiaren the Great, who has scarcely known defeat in his life.
You should feel honored to die by my hand.
Had heaven not brought forth me, Uchiha Haruna, the shinobi world would have endured an eternal night..."
Tsunade's mouth fell open. "That's Uchiha Haruna? Is he always this arrogant?"
"According to Uchiha Yan, he just likes putting on airs and showing off to satisfy his vanity.
"He awakened his Mangekyō Sharingan because he