[Naruto] Where the Water Blooms

In short, it's a completely outrageous version of Shippuden, and especially about the eventual romantic fate of Uchiha Itachi and □□.

(If you don't know who □□ is in Naruto, go read the previous installment. The story stands alone, though, so you can read just this part.)

The author hasn't fully returned, and will update daily for now.

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Mermaid's Enigma, Part Two: "[Naruto] Where Water Blooms"

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Cool water; a pure heart.

Willing to love once with your life;

A song of the soul offered up for your companions!

The Beauty of Water Blooms

Comical version:

What gives Uchiha Itachi a headache isn't that his novel's deadline is here again, his younger brother is going through a rebellious phase, his buddy is coveting his Sharingan, or a bunch of idiots want to destroy the world. What gives him a headache is that he's raising a fierce, beautiful, gluttonous beast.

Lately, he's been worrying about what to feed this pretty beast.

The kid's main course is ninja =皿=!!!

Thinking of the man-eating, half-human, half-monster pitcher plant in his organization with the same tastes, Itachi resolves to change the kid's diet! Orochimaru and the like aren't tasty at all!

Serious version:

Deidara receives orders to capture a Jinchūriki alongside Sasori, but after they succeed, they unexpectedly run into an obstacle! The hunter who captures Tailed Beasts has become someone else's prey! What does the other party intend to do?

The Sea Monk's indiscriminate feeding on ninjas worries Itachi. The return of the Yellow Flash throws Konoha into chaos. With her life on a countdown, how will Shuihua face her companions? A thousand-year-old secret reveals a corner, along with a final promise that should never have been remembered.

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