What if Itachi had a daughter and traveled back to Konoha 54 years, which was the year before the clan was exterminated.
What will happen?
When Shuo Yue met her father for the first time, she really caused quite a stir in the patriarch's family;
The Uchiha clan chief and his wife were horrified, thinking that their son, who had just turned twelve, had planted some extraordinary seeds outside, but now people actually came to their door!
Itachi also seemed quite overwhelmed when he learned about this. He, who had always been steady and reserved, finally broke through at this moment and hurriedly expressed his innocence to his parents.
"Father, are you going to deny your account?"
The four-year-old girl with black hair and black eyes had a face that was very similar to when he was young, but showed an expression that he had never shown before.
Under the moist eyelashes, there is a hint of subtle cunning in the depths of a pair of pitiful dark eyes.
"Shuo Yue finally found his father, but his father actually doesn't recognize Shuo Yue. Is there something that doesn't make you like Shuo Yue? Shuo Yue can change..."
He acted so sincerely and with tears in his eyes.
Mikoto on the side finally couldn't help it and picked up the little Loli who was crying so hard that she looked at her eldest son, who was kneeling opposite Fugaku.
Itachi: "I..."
Father Weasel: "Shut up!"
One dozen seven made him feel miserable, but he couldn't argue.
Concept: short story
Reader comments
The long black straight Sasuke idiot, I know, it's Orochimaru
What a novel setting! Looking forward to the follow-up
Very interesting joke, keep it up!
Come on(? ??_??)?
It's beautiful and interesting. Come on, big brother.
86%. It is "rebeling from the village", not "judged from the village".
The long black straight Sasuke idiot, I know, it's Orochimaru
What a novel setting! Looking forward to the follow-up
Very interesting joke, keep it up!
Come on(? ??_??)?
It's beautiful and interesting. Come on, big brother.
86%. It is "rebeling from the village", not "judged from the village".