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Shinobi Sidestory Quest #59

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You are Uzumaki Naori, and your name is both respected and feared for good reason throughout the shinobi world. Your encyclopedic knowledge of forbidden shinobi techniques and your prowess as a Sage allowed you to stand alone against the revived ‘demon’ Ōtsutsuki Kaguya-hime for a time – a feat which led even that being to refer to you as a ‘God of War’. But for all your power to be a ‘vengeful god’, you’d vastly prefer to be a ‘compassionate god’ of the sort that Kaguya-hime failed to be.

And so while you could easily have invaded the mind of Kaka Hana-han, an instructor at the Konoha Academy who has been identified as an unwitting assassin planted there by the Land of Bamboo years ago, you instead chose to ask her permission to search for the information you need.

“Then yeah,” you begin, “I’d like your permission to sort through your memories from the Land of Bamboo. I think you may be blocking a lot of useful information subconsciously.”

“Useful?” she repeats, uncertain. “Useful in what sense?”

“So if it were me, right?” you clarify. “If I had a program that could churn out capable incognito assassins, why would I stop at the one?”

“You believe I may know something that could keep other people safe.”

“Including the target you were meant to go after,” you add. “Yeah, that’s exactly what I think.”

“Yukiwari Kae-hime,” Hana-sensei frowns.

“How would your ‘other half’ respond to that?” you ask.

She doesn’t need long to come to a conclusion. “Not well.”

“So yeah, what would you like me to do about that? If anything?”

“I’d prefer that you not try to do anything extreme, if you can avoid it,” she replies. “My ‘other half’, the ‘assassin’ as Shiki-kun calls her… she never had much of a choice, did she?”

“I guess not,” you agree.

“In a way she reminds me of a student from a bad home background,” Hana-sensei clarifies. “It makes me feel like I want to help her, you know? I know it’s hard to explain, and it may be hard to understand, but I kind of can’t help it.”

You nod. “I can’t say I completely agree, but I guess I can understand – you are who you are, and if getting rid of your other personality means giving up on who you are, then I guess you really don’t really have much choice.”

“Alright,” you decide, shutting your eyes for a moment before reopening them to reveal a sharingan. “Then we’ll begin.”
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