Naruto: By lying low and hiding, he eventually became the leader of the Legendary Sannin.

"Pakula is missing."

Kagura was taken aback upon hearing this.

It took him several seconds to finally remember who the owner of this name was.

"You mean the person who showed us around yesterday?"

As Chiyo slowly nodded, Kagura's forehead showed several black lines.

He lightly slammed his right hand on the table and said with dissatisfaction:

"Hey, what does this have to do with us?"

"Are you suggesting I should blame you for your loss?"

Hearing Kagura's dissatisfaction, Ebizo spoke up from the side:

“Pakula is no ordinary person.”

She is a special talent who possesses the bloodline limit, Scorching Release.

We launched an investigation immediately after discovering she was missing.

After saying goodbye to you yesterday, she went home alone, and no one has seen her come out since.

It was as if they had vanished into thin air.

At this moment, Chiyo also picked up where Shanghai Old Zang left off, saying:

"We also searched Pakula's room."

The problem is, her room was perfectly normal, with no signs of a fight whatsoever.

A Jonin with a bloodline limit vanished without a trace.

Forehead......

Hearing this, Kagura frowned, still somewhat confused, and said:

"No, I don't understand yet. What does this have to do with me?"

Chiyo and Ebizo exchanged a glance, and finally Chiyo looked directly into Kagura's eyes and concluded:

"She only had contact with you before she disappeared."

Moreover, it can make a Jonin suddenly disappear without any battle.

To be honest, the only one I can think of is you with the Sharingan.

In short, we suspect you are the murderer.

Chapter 25 Go back and ask the old man to bail me out.

"To put it simply, we suspect you are the murderer!"

Kagura was taken aback by Chiyo's straightforward explanation.

He opened his mouth as if to say something, but for a moment he didn't know how to begin.

To be honest, after hearing the results of their investigation, Kagura was momentarily convinced that their line of reasoning wasn't wrong.

As someone who possesses the Mangekyou Sharingan and was the last person to come into contact with Pakula, I am indeed the most likely suspect.

After all, with the power of the Mangekyou Sharingan, one can easily control others and make them disappear from the village.

This also explains why there were no signs of a fight in that room.

Therefore, Kagura had some understanding of the accusations made by Sunagakure.

However, compared to Kagura's silence, his students were not having it.

Kushina, who had the most volatile temper, couldn't help but speak up after hearing the accusation that Kagura was the murderer:

"Hey!

Old woman!

Don't make baseless accusations without any evidence!

"And we can all testify that Kagura-sensei hasn't left the hotel since we got back last night."

The words "old woman" clearly stung Chiyo's heart.

To be honest, Chiyo has changed quite a bit since she first met Kagura a few years ago.

Perhaps it was because of the passage of time, or perhaps it was because of the war and the blow of losing their own children.

She looked much older than before, and even had a few strands of white hair on her head.

If Naruto and his friends were to encounter Granny Chiyo twenty years later, they might accept this title without hesitation.

However, as a woman who was only in her forties at the time, she would obviously care a lot about this title.

She glared at the rude girl with displeasure and retorted directly:

"What's wrong?"

Did you sleep with your teacher last night?

Otherwise, how did you know he didn't leave the room in the middle of the night?

Kushina was slightly taken aback upon hearing this.

How could she possibly win an argument against Chiyo, who had years of verbal experience?

Just as she finally understood what Chiyo meant, her face flushed with anger and she was about to start cursing.

Kagura reached out and stopped her from doing anything further.

"teacher!"

Kushina looked at Kagura with some confusion and cried out in a wronged tone.

"Well, their suspicions do have some basis."

I know I didn't do it, so there's nothing wrong with cooperating with their investigation.

but......"

At this point, he looked at Chiyo and said:

"Since you suspect me, then it means you have nothing to do with my students, right?"

"Then can we let them go back first?"

Upon hearing Kagura's words, Chiyo frowned and exchanged a glance with her younger brother, Ebizo.

Ebizo lowered his head and thought for a while before finally agreeing:

"Hmm...you're right."

Furthermore, our Kazekage doesn't want this matter to affect our relationship with Konoha.

They can leave, but you'll need to stay for a few more days.

Don't worry, if the investigation ultimately finds that you are not involved, we will let you go.

Chiyo had no objection to Ebizo's decision.

To be honest, although she did have some prejudice against ninjas from Konoha after her son and daughter-in-law died at the hands of Hatake Sakumo, she did have some prejudice against them.

However, based on her inner judgment, she did not believe that Kagura was the so-called murderer.

On the one hand, there is no substantial evidence pointing to Kagura at present; it is all just speculation by the people in Sunagakure.

On the other hand, she simply couldn't understand why Kagura would do such a thing.

Ninjas with bloodline limits are indeed very precious.

But even if Kagura wanted to take action, she shouldn't have chosen this time.

He could have left today and then quietly sneaked back to carry out his mission.

She didn't believe that the so-called guards of Sunagakure could stop Kagura from sneaking into the village.

The problem is that a Jonin with considerable influence in this large village has suddenly disappeared.

If they do nothing after this, not only will outsiders look down on Sunagakure, but even the villagers themselves will likely distrust the village.

After all, the greatest significance of a village's existence is to protect the people who live on this land.

Therefore, the decision to temporarily place Kagura under house arrest was a reluctant one for the Kazekage.

As for those weak lower-ranking ninja...

That's just something that's optional.

Hearing that the other party agreed with her suggestion, Kagura's expression relaxed.

When he turned around and saw his disciples behind him looking indignant, he had already anticipated what they were thinking.

Minato, his eyes filled with unwavering determination, spoke to Kagura:

"Teacher, we don't..."

But before he could finish speaking, Kagura ruthlessly interrupted him:

"Alright, don't say anything silly like we should leave together."

Once you have the reply from the Wind Shadow, return to the village as quickly as possible.

Go back and find the Hokage immediately.

Tell him exactly what happened here, and then tell that old man to quickly take me back.

This is the most effective way to help me.

understand? "

Upon hearing Kagura's instructions, Minato wanted to say something, but Hiashi grabbed his sleeve.

Hiashi calmly said:

"The teacher is right. There's no point in us staying."

"We need to hurry back so we can help our teacher."