Starting with the troublemakers of Konoha, the pressure extends throughout the entire ninja world.

Kushina Uzumaki looked at the Konoha villagers lying on the ground in front of her and flicked her wrist.

Four or five people were lying haphazardly on the ground.

The others huddled in the back of the classroom, wishing they could squeeze themselves into a crack in the wall.

Those people originally thought that they had the advantage because they outnumbered the others.

I didn't expect that the red-haired girl would take care of them all so quickly.

"You're all just so-so."

She raised her hand to tuck the stray strands of hair behind her ear and looked around.

No one answered.

Because this is not the usual script.

Normally, as villagers of Konoha, even when they bully others, it's only with good intentions.

Someone actually fought back today. Don't they know the traditional virtues of Konoha?

Although that's what I thought, my body betrayed me.

The classroom, which had been filled with shouts of "Tomato Spirit" and "Red-haired Monster" just moments before, now seemed to have been choked by something.

It would be easy to continue taunting them face-to-face, but the people lying on the ground didn't want to taste any more punches.

It was during this period that Kushina Uzumaki's nickname changed from "Tomato Spirit" to "Red Hot Chili Pepper".

She suddenly added another sentence.

"They call themselves the Land of Leaf, yet they can't even beat someone from out of town like me?"

That sentence was even more ruthless than that punch.

The expressions of the villagers huddled in the back row changed, but no one dared to say a word.

"That's enough!"

Junji Ito entered at the opportune moment.

If this continues and reaches the Hokage's ears, wouldn't that imply a friendly relationship between the Land of Whirlpools and Konoha?

So he had to stop it!

Junji Ito's gaze swept over the tables and chairs scattered haphazardly on the ground, some of which had been broken in two.

Although he felt a little sorry for him, Junji Ito didn't say anything more.

Because Junji Ito had already arrived at the scene.

When the fight broke out at the other end of the corridor, some students ran to the office to report it.

He put down his lesson plan and walked this way.

Then he stopped outside the back door window.

The classroom was filled with screams, the screeching sound of desk and chair legs scraping against the floor, the dull thud of fists hitting flesh, and then pleas for mercy.

Should I intervene? Junji Ito asked himself.

How can we stop it?

Kushina Uzumaki is a student from the Land of Whirlpools whom the Hokage specifically requested to pay special attention to.

Before we came, the Hokage personally instructed us that this child has a special identity and we must pay close attention to him.

This transfer student with a special background is now beating his classmates to a pulp.

Rushing in to stop them would offend the Hokage, who is under close surveillance.

If we don't stop them, we'll offend the parents of the student who got beaten up.

It's difficult to explain no matter what.

As for the few Konoha scoundrels lying on the ground...

Since things have already escalated to this point, going in early won't change anything.

Rather than offending both sides, it's better to wait and see who wins.

Furthermore, the battle was completely one-sided; the villagers of Konoha were the ones being attacked, while the transfer students from the Land of Whirlpools were the ones doing the beating.

Whom did he rush in to protect?

Protecting the perpetrator will be seen as protecting outsiders.

Protecting the victims is tantamount to admitting that Kushina had problems.

One of the two options would affect the parents, while the other would affect the Hokage's instructions.

Therefore, neither option should be selected!

The only thing to do is stall until the outcome of the battle is decided, then he can step in and give both sides equal blame.

"Sigh, let's make things even harder for the students."

When everyone else had collapsed, Kushina stood in the chaotic classroom.

Junji Ito then pushed open the door and entered, at just the right moment.

He gave both groups a stern dressing down.

But when he was giving a speech, his gaze was mostly fixed on the villagers lying on the ground.

"How old are you to still be causing trouble? Don't you know how to unite with your classmates?"

When it was Kushina's turn, he also gave her a critique.

"And you too, how did you manage to beat your classmates up like this?"

However, he also knew that this matter should not be investigated too deeply.

If you delve deeper, you won't find a fight.

It's about "Konoha students collectively bullying a transfer student from the Land of Whirlpools".

That was the report that was truly impossible to submit.

Junji Ito pushed Kushina towards Aoba.

"You stay and watch over her. I'll take the wounded away first."

Then he helped the most seriously injured students out.

Junji Ito was thinking only of getting away from this place of trouble as soon as possible.

When Qingyu saw Ito Junji turn around, his lips twitched, and he knew very well what that meant.

He left the mess to Qingyu and led the injured out of the mire.

No one can shift the blame onto him.

Junji Ito and the other wounded quickly disappeared at the end of the corridor.

Kushina turned to the side, placed her hands behind her back, lowered her head slightly, and said playfully:

"Qingyu-kun, you were right after all."

"We still need to deliver a heavy blow."

Qingyu looked at her obedient appearance.

The words "Don't say things that undermine unity in the classroom" circled on my lips, but I swallowed them back.

Those people lying on the ground are the true representatives of Konoha's culture of unity.

Minato's gaze grew increasingly shocked.

These kinds of small things will pass if you just bear with them a little; there's no need to make things so ugly.

Then he saw Kushina Uzumaki walk straight up to him without even pausing.

Before he could react to what she was about to do, a hand had already pressed down on his shoulder.

The next moment.

He was lifted off his seat.

Excuse me!

She finished speaking and didn't even glance at him before taking the seat.

She sat upright, her hands neatly folded on the table, as if she had always been sitting there.

Minato Namikaze stood there, stunned.

She said, "Excuse me."

What they borrowed was not a position, but a person.

Kushina Uzumaki glanced at him sideways.

That look wasn't provocative, nor was it hostile; it was more like it was saying: I'm here, so you blond sissy can leave now.

My hair is as stiff as a hedgehog's quills; I don't know if it's really stiff or just pretending.

Minato instantly understood what was contained in that look.

Possessiveness towards Qingyu.

This woman!

On his very first day here, they managed to poach him.

That won't do!

Aoba is Minato Namikaze's certified lifelong rival, and also his most important friend!

Qingyu is his bond; how could this guy steal her away?

So Minato Namikaze quickly got up, took three steps at a time, walked up to Aoba, grabbed his shoulder, and pulled him back.

Qingyu was pulled back a step.

Minato watched Kushina Uzumaki, who was sitting on the Blue Feather Throne, with suspicion.

He had just finished a fight and his expression remained unchanged.

Getting too close to someone like that would definitely not be good for Qingyu.

As Qingyu's close friend, he naturally had to help Qingyu clear away any potential crises!

So Minato Namikaze immediately pulled Aoba away from this troublesome place.

Qingyu turned around and looked at him in confusion: "What's wrong with you? Why did you suddenly grab me?"

Aoba, standing behind Minato Namikaze, sent a questioning voice.

Shuimen lowered his voice to make sure only the two of them could hear him.

"Qingyu...don't you think that girl was standing too close?"

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