After the interrogation ended, Kaguya settled down in Konoha.
After all, her two grandsons, and even her grandsons' reincarnations, were all in Konoha.
Besides, Tobirama dared not imagine what horrors would happen if they really let her loose.
At the same time, to keep a better watch on Kaguya, Tobirama arranged for her to live next door to Naruto.
She was very close to both Naruto's and Karin's homes, which could prevent the vast majority of problems.
And now Kaguya lived with her two dead grandsons and her lump of a son.
Looking at a house completely different from those of her own time, Kaguya briefly fell into a daze before entering with Black Zetsu, who was curled into a ball.
She quietly changed some of the furnishings to suit her tastes and settled in just like that.
After all, she had no other choice.
Then came the second day after she moved in.
Early that morning, sunlight streamed through the window into Kaguya's room.
Kaguya threw off her light-colored, soft quilt, stretched lazily, and rubbed the corners of her eyes.
Looking at the sun that had just risen outside, Kaguya grew a little dazed. It seemed like it had been a long time since she had experienced this.
Shaking her head, she got up and opened her bedroom door, then frowned at the quiet house.
The sun was already up. Why weren't Indra and Asura up yet?
Without thinking, Kaguya began treating Asura and Indra the way she had once treated Hagoromo and Hamura.
Just then, Hinata and Naruto came into Kaguya's view outside, holding hands.
They had not come to see Kaguya. When she moved in yesterday, Naruto had explained how people lived nowadays.
Perhaps out of pride as a grandmother, Kaguya had learned the basics of daily