To say that she was SURPRISED would have certainly been an understatement. After all, she had fully e x p e c t e d her outbursts to have halted with the rise of a hand. But nevertheless, she was grateful for it. ❝ Yes, she was the one who taught me medical ninjutsu; and the byakugō seal. I inherited my Will from her as well. ❞ She remarked with a nod of her head, smiling slightly. She paused, moving her chair c l o s e r to him as was instructed.
In truth, she figured that the HARDEST part was now over. It would appear as though he was c o m p l e t e l y fine with her request and furthermore was interested in what she had to say. ❝ While I do not know of the inner workings of the ANBU, other than it is secret and filled with elite ninja of the highest caliber, I do know that in regards to medical ninjutsu things need to change. ❞ She began, a mixture of professionalism and passion seeping from her words.
Where should she begin first? Should she start by bringing up the War, and how SO MANY more lives would have been lost if it weren’t for Katsuyu and the ability to be able to heal the m a s s e s in an instant? Though with that, she was fully aware that Katsuyu was not what was needed, albeit it would be nice if everyone could constantly have a small Katsuyu with them like they did during the War, that was something that was simply impossible. Emerald hues peered at him carefully, deep in thought at she tried to figure out what it was that she wanted to say n e x t.
— ❝ During the War we were o n l y able to save so many lives thanks to the Immense Healing Network jutsu with Katsuyu. ❞
She began pausing for a moment, speaking thoughtfully each word carefully CHOSEN. Once again she knew that there was ONLY so much medical-nin were capable of, she was able to pull off what she did in part to her training and the seal she has. As such, what was devised for the future had to be geared towards the more a v e r a g e medical-nin type.
❝ While it is pretty improbable for ALL medical-nin to be able to achieve this, there is something we CAN do to limit c a s u a l t i e s both on the battlefield and during missions. Having medical-nin who are ready to deploy when teams go out could potentially cut down on the number of injured who return home during a mission. Even cutting down on the amount of Konoha shinobi we lose each year when out on missions. ❞ Her words reflected the philosophies of her sensei. Teachings that were instilled in her over the y e a r s she spent learning under the Sannin herself.
While she KNEW that these changes would not and certainly could not occur overnight, she still wanted to discuss her ideas; some of which were influenced and even reflected ideas that Tsunade held as well. She wasn’t sure what the logistics would be, or even the practicality of them either. After all, having an additional person sent out on a mission would off-balance four-man squads for one thing.
❝ If we simply add someone to the squads even, it could greatly help our shinobi. While I do realize that d e a t h is an inevitable part of being a shinobi and something that we all must face. I do believe that there is work that can be done in order to try and preserve lives. ❞
Her words fell more freely now, a hand briefly extending to her side in a passionate display of her soliloquy of sorts. Part of her even WONDERED if she should bring up the clinics she helped to create, the ones solely focused on mental health. That was something JUST as i m p o r t a n t to her, and there was such a NEED for it to following the war.
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