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... office.

At this moment, Edo Jiraiya and Naruto, who had suddenly come face-to-face, were still staring at each other with wide eyes.

"Jiraiya-sensei? Is it really you?!"

"Yo! Naruto, you..."

Jiraiya was stunned, unsure how to face Naruto; aside from Tsunade, this student was the one he loved and missed most.

Before Jiraiya could say anything, Naruto, confirming the identity of the Perverted Sage, lunged forward and hugged him tightly.

"Perverted Sa ...

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