Naruto: Reincarnation of a Hundred Lifetimes, the Uchiha's White Moonlight

Yun paused, then, seeing Jiraiya's face suddenly freeze, added the most cutting remark: "And how could someone as timid as you, who's like a woman, possibly be with a woman like Tsunade?"

Yun An finished speaking slowly, but Jiraiya on the other side was clearly confused and looked bewildered.

In terms of comprehension, Nagato is probably a bit better than him.

Sometimes, what children say is the truth, but most people are just unwilling to admit it.

Otherwise, wouldn't it make them, as adults, seem less capable than a child?

That's so embarrassing.

Seeing Jiraiya's puzzled expression, Nagato finally couldn't help but explain, "The advisor has already made it very clear, teacher."

You are being far too cautious with Lady Tsunade, thus losing the boldness that the Sannin should possess.

In Lady Tsunade's eyes, you're probably still that bottom-of-the-class student from your Jonin school days.

"Over the years, you probably haven't changed much or made much progress."

Such a character design is not something that Lady Tsunade would completely like.

So all these years, you can only be friends, and can only ever be friends.

"A woman's first impression of a man is extremely important."

Even from the very first meeting, whether you two will be together is already predetermined.

Nagato then changed the subject, asking with a hint of curiosity, "Speaking of which, teacher, what was the situation like when you first met Lady Tsunade?"

As Nagato spoke, a look of reminiscence flashed in Jiraiya's eyes at that moment, a recollection of his own youth that could never be returned.

However, it's clear that the memory wasn't as pleasant as I had imagined.

Jiraiya muttered somewhat awkwardly, "Back then... back then, when I first met Tsunade at the Ninja Academy, I think I fell down, head down, body up, and then my pants..."

The rest is self-explanatory.

The people in the tavern understood instantly.

In this situation, if Lady Tsunade could still fall in love with you, Sensei, then Lady Tsunade herself would probably be a little abnormal.

"So what should I do?"

Jiraiya looked at Yun'an with hopeful eyes, as if grasping at a lifeline.

Yun An rolled her eyes and retorted without hesitation, "Do you think I would tell you?"

Want to find yourself a love rival?

I'm not that stupid.

"hehe."

Jiraiya pursed his lips, his face full of resentment, but deep in his eyes was a hint of helpless resignation.

His eyes darted around, and he turned his attention to Nagato next to him, his tone eager: "You think it's just you now?"

"I also have my apprentice. Nagato, don't you think so?"

Jiraiya looked at Nagato with expectant eyes.

He now truly felt that Nagato's analysis just now made a lot of sense, and perhaps this child could really give him an idea to win the heart of the beauty.

His expectations for Nagato were still very high.

But then...

His hopes, unsurprisingly, came to nothing.

Nagato chuckled softly in front of him, then sighed, her tone gentle yet incredibly hurtful: "Teacher, you really overestimate me."

Ultimately, I'm still just a child.

"I haven't even had a proper relationship myself, so how could I possibly offer you any constructive advice, teacher?"

I have to say, Nagato's words made a lot of sense.

Jiraiya opened his mouth, but remained speechless for a long time.

He touched his nose, his face showing a hint of guilt.

After all, he's so old, and to have to ask a child for advice on matters of the heart is, to some extent, a bit embarrassing.

"Never mind, never mind."

Suddenly, Jiraiya slammed his hand on the table, as if he had made up his mind, and shouted, "I've figured out that it's basically impossible for Tsunade and me to be together. In that case, I wish her happiness."

Suddenly, Jiraiya did just that.

Yun An paused slightly in the hand holding the wine glass, and immediately took it to heart.

This Jiraiya is clearly acting very strangely.

Yun An didn't believe that Jiraiya had suddenly become kind-hearted; he was probably hiding a conspiracy.

However, Jiraiya didn't say anything at the moment, and Yun An didn't want to use illusion magic to pry into his thoughts, otherwise they might not even be able to be friends anymore.

When Jiraiya found Yun'an, he didn't stay in Amegakure for long.

Before the other party left, Yun An naturally seized on his weakness and threatened him: "If you dare to tell Tsunade, Kurenai Yuhi, and the others that I am right here in Amegakure, then you are really dead."

"How is that possible?"

Am I that kind of person?

Jiraiya glared at Yun An, clearly displeased and unhappy that Yun An doubted his character.

But Jiraiya only used this technique in front of Yun'an.

From the very beginning, Yun An never chose to believe him, not even a little bit.

"Should I say yes or no?"

Yun An asked in a cold voice.

Jiraiya nodded like a chicken pecking at rice and hurriedly left Amegakure.

On the other side, in Kirigakure (Hidden Mist Village).

Mei Terumi, who had already returned to the village, was leading a group of elite Jonin and most of the village's forces. She was looking at the Fourth Mizukage, Yagura Karatachi, with a complex expression on her face.

Yagura was truly pitiful.

Although he was the Kage of a village, standing at the pinnacle of the entire ninja world, who could have imagined that someone with such power would be so easily controlled by Obito Uchiha?

Although he has served as the village chief for so many years, and many of the evil deeds were not committed by him personally, the blame still falls on his head.

After all, as the village chief, his lack of strength and inability to protect himself was already the greatest sin.

Even so, Mei Terumi did not sentence Yagura Karatachi to death.

As the village chief, Yagura Karatachi possesses at least Kage-level strength, which is crucial for Kirigakure, which is currently in dire need of rebuilding.

"Lord Mizukage, have you made up your mind?"

Should they choose to seek refuge with the village, or should they choose to stand against it?

After all, you urgently need to atone for your crimes through good deeds.

Mei Terumi's tone was gentle, yet it carried an undeniable force.

Yagura Karatachi gave a wry smile and slowly said, "So be it. Since it is a sin that I bear, it is only right that I should repay it. That is indeed reasonable."

He looked up at Mei Terumi, his gaze calm: "In that case, Mei Terumi, are you ready to become the Fifth Mizukage?"