Six Eyes and the Scarecrow

Synopsis: Family, companions, and then teachers: he is always losing someone. After the Nine-Tails’ Rampage, Kakashi inexplicably ended up in another world. Having suffered yet another blow, he had little reason to keep living and no strong desire to return to his own world. Unfortunately, as he drifted toward death, a white obstacle nearly 1.9 meters tall appeared in his path. In the end, that obstacle became his teacher, companion, and family. The teacher known as the strongest likes talented young people, and Kakashi fit the bill perfectly. He became the man’s student, just as expected. Yet the seasons turned, and the cherry blossoms bloomed again. The strongest teacher welcomed a new class of first-years, but his relationship with Kakashi still could not be called close. He wasn’t close to anyone. There is no sense of time inside the Prison Realm. To keep himself from losing his mind, he always thought about his students, aside from indulging in sweets. Before the students he had placed his faith in could break the seal and free him, his soul left the Prison Realm first. The strongest woke up in a body that wasn’t his own. The familiar Six Eyes stared back from the mirror, while the student sharing his body told him in his mind: “, This is Konohagakure.” Note: This is a happy-ending, no-brainer power fantasy. The story will switch worlds: Jujutsu Kaisen first, then Naruto, before returning to Jujutsu Kaisen to finish the Culling Game and defeat Sukuna. The power scaling is made up as I go. Don’t expect rigorous power-scaling analysis. In short, it’s the story of an ANBU Kakashi who accidentally wound up in the world of Jujutsu Kaisen after the Nine-Tails’ Rampage. As a result, both worlds change. Theme: Meeting is the beginning of love.