Naruto: Konoha Uzumaki Shirataki

Yamanaka Yuta was suddenly stunned. He stood there subconsciously, staring at the back of his friend, and a flash of understanding suddenly flashed across his face. Lu Liang has always been the smartest among the three of them. The reason why he takes this matter so seriously must not be simple. At least he should not passively accept this difficult task like he did in front of Mito Gate Flame.

Uzumaki Shirataki, this powerful ninja who suddenly appeared, what is the hidden meaning behind it, and what did Lu Liang see in him? At this moment, Yamanaka Yuta decided to reserve his opinion and went to visit Shirataki with Nara Shikara. This is not only because Yamanaka Yuta is curious about what Nara Shikara will do, but more importantly, Ino Shika Die has always been on the same page. Now that Nara Shikara has made a decision, he will naturally give support to his friends.

Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed the figure approaching quickly behind him. An undetectable smile flashed across Nara Shikara's lips, and then he quickly regained his composure. He just said in a neither salty nor bland tone, "Have you figured it out? I thought you were I'll give in."

Yamanaka Yuta ran to Nara Shikara and gave him a helpless look, "We are old friends, so naturally we have to go."

"You don't have to go." Nara Shikura glanced at Yamanaka Yuda and said with a smile.

"Forget it." Yamanaka Yuta shrugged, and then seemed to think of something. He put his palm on his forehead and said feebly, "Lu Liang, you still remember the conflict a month ago, right? Shirataki's temper doesn't seem to be very good. "

"I think you should also know the reason behind that incident. There is nothing to mention." Nara Shikara commented coldly, and then added, "If it were me, I would definitely endure the inexplicable attacks from others. No. It’s just Shirataki who seems to be much more radical than me.”

Hearing this, Yamanaka Yuta chuckled and said slightly ambiguously, "But that's Jiraiya... I never thought that Shirataki could be so capable of dealing with the Hokage-sama's beloved disciple."

"Hmph! So what about Jiraiya? If it weren't for his status, with Jiraiya's character, someone would have dealt with him long ago." Nara Shikara snorted coldly, expressed his opinion without any scruples, and then said He gloated and added, "Unfortunately, this time it hit the iron plate."

"Poor guy." Yamanaka Yuta sighed, not knowing who he was referring to with this comment.

"By the way, where is that little guy Shouto? Why haven't you seen him much during this time?"

"Shouto, I'm probably going to find that good friend of his again."

"Is that kid Kato Dan...?" Nara Shikara pondered for a moment, his face became a little gloomy, and he directly gave his opinion, "There is something wrong with that kid, I mean in terms of personality. You have time to persuade Shouto more. Have less contact with him.”

Yamanaka Yuta looked at Nara Shikara in surprise, and asked in confusion, "What's wrong with that kid? I think he is quite nice."

"That's just the surface." After Nara Shikara finished speaking, he closed his eyes and thought for a while, then said in a slightly hesitant tone, "Although I can't describe it accurately, that guy didn't give me a good feeling."

"By the way, Kato Dan's dream is to be Hokage, right?" Nara Shikara glanced at Yamanaka Yuta and quickly got the answer from the other person's face, so he continued, "That little guy Kato Dan may be a good one in the future. A leader, but he is by no means a qualified friend, that is my judgment.”

Although Yamanaka Yuta really wants to ask Nara Shikara, what is the basis for your judgment? But when he saw the other party's face was extremely solemn, he didn't ask.

"Whether you believe it or not, I always feel that it's not good for Shouto and Kato Dan to get together, and they will both be unlucky soon." Nara Shikara frowned, as if he didn't quite know where his feeling came from. where.

Yamanaka Yuta silently patted Nara Shikara on the shoulder, pointed his finger forward, and reminded, "We are here, Shikura is still there, don't think too much about it. Although Tofeng asked us to help take care of his precious son Shouto, But who Shouto chooses to be friends with is his own business, and we don’t need to interfere.”

Looking at the large tent with a little light in front of him, Nara Shikara took a deep breath, his eyes filled with determination, and he stepped forward.

At this time, Shirataki was leaning on the bedside, flipping through the scrolls of Flying Thunder God's Ninjutsu with the help of dim candlelight.

At the same time, he was constantly reflecting and summed up some experience in fighting against Kage-level ninjas. Position and distance are extremely critical and are decisive factors in the battle between Shirataki and others. As long as these two points are grasped, the battle will become easier. very simple.

Enemies that I have fought against in the past are either like Hanzo Sea Serpent, who can completely react to his attacks and respond in time. Or be like an ordinary rain ninja and be instantly killed by him without any chance to react. But he could see it, but his body couldn't move. Shirataki had never encountered such an opponent for the time being.

Silently flipping through the Flying Thunder God's scroll, while thinking about various battle strategies and plans for the future in his mind, this is Shirataki's normal life.

"Shirataki-sama, another guest is here." Just as Shirataki was lost in thought, the voice of one of the Hokage's ANBU who was monitoring him suddenly sounded.

Without raising his head, Bai Taki said directly, "No." After saying that, Bai Taki held the scroll rod with his palm and pulled out some more paper. His eyes were focused and restrained, without any fluctuations.

Seeing Shirataki's appearance, the Hokage's Anbu who had just opened the door curtain helplessly spread their hands towards the door, "You heard it too, right?"

Yamanaka Yuta's eyes widened. He really didn't expect that Shirataki would be so decisive and refused their request to visit without even asking the identity of the visitor.

The expression of Nara Shikara on the side did not change. He seemed to have expected this situation. He hesitated for a moment, then raised his voice slightly and said loudly, "Your Excellency Uzumaki Shirataki, Nara Shikara and Yamanaka Yuta want to see you!"

"You should leave tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, right? Before that, I have something to say to you, about you, the ANBU, and the future of Konoha!"

"If you don't want to hear what I have to say, then I guarantee that you will regret it for the rest of your life!" After finishing speaking, Nara Shikara remained silent and stood quietly, with a confident light flashing in his eyes. .

Yamanaka Yuta stared at his companions beside him in stunned silence, obviously surprised by what Nara Shikara said. The words that passed through his ears seemed to still be echoing. Shirataki frowned and slowly looked away from the scroll.

The next moment, Shirataki's secondary eyes suddenly became extremely sharp, and his razor-like sight instantly focused on the door, directly penetrated the curtain, and stabbed Nara Shikara hard.

The momentum was faintly steaming, and the invisible breeze was gently blowing. Bai Taki sat up from the bed without putting on his shoes. He just walked barefoot on the ground and walked slowly to the door curtain.

Expressionlessly, he stretched out his hand, first pinched the door curtain tightly, and then tore it aside with force in an instant. After a squeaking sound, Shirataki's eyes met Nara Shikara's.

Feeling the pressure Nara Shikara felt when he looked at Shirataki's eyes under his sunglasses. But he was not afraid. On the contrary, not only was he not afraid of Shirataki's aura, but he glared back with those firm eyes.

The two sides just looked at each other quietly, and no one spoke for a while. The intersection of their eyes made Nara Shikara and Shirataki both read something from each other.

Nara Shikara felt incomparable and undisguised power in Shirataki's demeanor. Shirataki felt the determination, wisdom, and unyielding emotion in Nara Shikara's eyes, and there was a hint of undetectable expectation in them.

After a long while, Shirataki saw that Nara Shikara still showed no intention of flinching. As his thoughts turned, he slowly regained his momentum and said calmly, "Nara clan?" After that, Shirataki no longer cared about Nara Shikara's reaction and turned around. He walked back into the house and said, "Come in."

Unexpectedly, Nara Shikara did not make any move, nor did his footsteps move a single step. He just stood still and said in a more serious tone, "Let me get to know you again. My name is Nara Shikara."

Shirataki turned his back to Nara Shikara and quietly stopped. After a while, he moved to the chair and slowly sat down. He looked directly at the middle-aged and elderly people at the door and said in a deep voice, "Nara Shikara, right?" I remember you." After finishing speaking, Shirataki grinned and continued, "I heard what you just said, come in and talk."

Nara Shikara took a deep breath to calm his tense heartstrings, then stepped into the tent and sat firmly opposite Shirataki. Seeing that the situation was stabilized, Yamanaka Yuta put down the palm that was holding his heart tremblingly, and wiped his forehead, only to find that it was already covered with cold sweat.

As a ninja of the Yamanaka clan, Yamanaka Yuta can naturally feel more things than others, including something contained in Shirataki's body when he just released his momentum. Indescribable, incomprehensible, and unfathomable, Yamanaka Yuta didn't know what it was and didn't dare to ask. He just followed Nara Shikara into Shirataki's residence in fear and sat down next to his companion.

On the table, the dim candlelight revealed an orange light, illuminating the faces of Shirataki, Nara Shikarara, and Yamanaka Yuda in uncertain colors.

Faintly scanning Yamanaka Yuta, who felt vaguely restless, Shirataki didn't show any signs of discomfort. He just focused his gaze on Nara Shikara and asked directly, "Tell me, what do you want to talk to me about?"

Nara Shikara seemed calm, but in fact he felt guilty. The only courage he had was because he thought that Shirataki was a Konoha ninja like him, so he could persevere. All kinds of thoughts flashed through his mind. Nara Shikara suppressed the fear in his heart, looked directly at Shirataki, and asked in a deep voice: "Your Excellency Uzumaki Shirataki, have you ever thought about becoming Hokage?"

The conversation didn't last long, and the topic didn't go too deep. Shirataki briefly exchanged opinions with Nara Shikara, and the latter left in a hurry.

Watching the two of them leave, Shirataki didn't even enter the house. He just stood silently at the door, blowing the cool night breeze.

"The stance of the Nara clan changed so suddenly. To be honest, I was a little surprised."

"Haha..." Bai Taki smiled and said to himself, "This old boy probably thinks that I am a fool and thinks that he can keep me in the Land of Rain by drawing a big pie."

"It's a pity, I have no interest in Hokage, and you three ninjas, Ino Shiga Die, can't lift me up to that position." Thinking of this, Shirataki shook his head, and just when he was about to turn around and put in the account, Shiguke The chakra reaction after leaving the camp attracted his attention, because one of them was none other than Kato Dan, whom he had just met before.

Logically speaking, a large number of ninjas come in and out of the camp to perform tasks every day. Shirataki would not be surprised if others left the camp. But Kato Dan is different. Since Naoki was assigned to his team, Kato Dan's team, which already had a sparse mission, has basically missed the mission.

Moreover, among the four people who left, Shirataki did not see the chakra of the rope tree.