Longevity in Naruto

“We are honored to meet you, Princess.”

Hashirama and Tobirama quickly bowed and respectfully returned the greeting, their bows perfectly synchronized, especially Tobirama, who had concluded moments ago that this girl might be one of the princesses of the Kingdom of the Blue Dragon.

He had even begun making plans about how he could try to get her to help them with the request that had brought them to this powerful kingdom. Their presence in this city was not for tourism or entertainment.

They had come to purchase the necessities their clan needed, as their war with the Uchiha had placed a heavy burden on them, and they would also try to ask for assistance. Perhaps this young princess was the key they had been looking for.

As for Hashirama, he did not care much about the many thoughts running through his brother’s mind at this moment. All he wanted was to explore and experience the city. He saw this trip as a rare opportunity to enjoy the beauty of life, away from the battlefields and bloodshed that had filled his life.

“Alright, come on. And you two are lucky because there is a huge play being performed today at the Grand Theater. It is one of the most famous plays in the kingdom, and it is performed only once each season. I’m sure you will enjoy it.”

The girl said excitedly, her blue eyes shining with enthusiasm like those of a little girl.

Hashirama quickly responded to her.

“Really, Princess? That’s wonderful! I’ve never watched a play in my life. This will be my first time.”

Then he turned toward Tobirama, whose expression was still serious and cold, and said:

“Did you hear that, Tobirama? Come on, don’t make us late. I don’t want us to miss the play. We have to sit in the front so we can see everything clearly.”

But Tobirama did not answer. All he did was silently nod his head, as if reluctantly agreeing, while his mind remained occupied with analyzing the situation, making plans, and thinking about how to use this opportunity to their advantage. He had a feeling that this princess might be the most important person they had met since arriving in this kingdom.

The three of them then set off on the beginning of their exciting tour through the great city, with Hashirama walking ahead, his eyes examining everything from the beautiful buildings to the crowded markets and the gardens, making enthusiastic comments every few steps as if he were a child in an amusement park.

Meanwhile, Princess Mina walked beside him, smiling at his enthusiasm and answering his many questions, while Tobirama followed behind them in silence, observing and analyzing everything, from the princess’s way of speaking to the way people treated her and the guards who followed her from a distance without anyone noticing them.

At the same time, in a luxurious room decorated with elegant furniture, Dan and Sato sat together, looking almost like twins, with the same sky-blue hairstyle, blue eyes, and facial features. The smell of tea filled the room, creating an atmosphere of calm and comfort.

“Father, is this really alright?”

Sato asked, inquiring about the development of the situation that they had naturally noticed. There was a hint of hidden concern in his voice.

Dan took a sip from his cup before answering with a smile:

“It’s fine. That troublesome child is destined to become the Princess of Konoha anyway.”

Sato fell silent for a moment as he thought, then said:

“But Father, she is a strong candidate for the position of princess within the family. Her qualifications are strong, her talent is strong, and her abilities are developing rapidly. So why let her go to Konoha?”

Dan replied to his son as he placed the cup on the table:

“In the future, one of her granddaughters will appear, carrying qualifications as strong as hers, perhaps even stronger.”

Sato heard his father’s words and sank into thought, because he understood that his father already had a plan prepared for this child who was part of his bloodline, and that her future would be in the village of Konoha, which had not even been born yet.

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