The Time I became Queen (Naruto Fanfiction/ Kakashi's Daughter) Discontinued

The Day Sayuri Became Haji

A week and 3 days had past since she started her journey to Konoha. The scroll still gripped to her chest. She barley slept, didn't eat, and only got water when there was a pond or river. The forest was never ending, she wasn't even sure if she was going in the right direction. To stay safe she remained invisible though it took away the slim strength she had, her grandfathers words pushed her to keep going. 

Her breathing shallow, she stopped for a short break. Sitting on the base of a random tree she undid the Kieru. Looking up at the sky, she just watched the clouds for about an hour. Than she sensed chakra, hundreds of chakra signatures.

She flinched gripping the scroll tighter, she than relaxed realizing this chakra was not evil but friendly. Doing a few hand signs, she whispered "Transform," she transform into a boy with short , wild white hair that covered her left eye, with a brown cloak on. Hiding the scroll in the cloak she stood and began walking again, walking to the place she hoped she'd be safe.

On her way she concluded her new name and background just encase anyone asked. Her thoughts stopped as she spotted giant gate walls, Konoha, she admired them as they reminded her of her kingdoms walls. Getting closer she pulled up the hood of her cloak over her head as she saw two guards, oddly enough, they slept. Glancing at them for a second, wondering if she should wake them up or not, she chose the ladder and walked past them.

The village was huge, not as big as her kingdom was, but still an impressive size. Some of the villagers gave her a smile others wondered who she was. Sayuri walked for what seemed like hours when she came upon a large building that seemed to be in the center of the building, she recognized it from a book she once looked through as the Hokage's building. She went inside, deciding she'd rather not talk to anyone or get stopped she whispered Kieru again becoming invisible, she walked up a spiral of stairs. 

After awhile she found a room at the very top that said Hokage on the other side she heard two voices. Gather up her courage she knocked, than undid Kieru, the two voices stopped talking leading to a gruff, "Come in." So she did just that. Opening the door, she found a room with a man that wore black and had scares on his face. The other at a desk stacked with papers, he wore a red and white robe that matched the hat on his head, a pipe in his hand.

"How did you get up here, brat?" The scar faced man questioned as he stomped towards her once she had shut the door. She took a step back, frighten.

"Now, now Ibiki." the old man scolded him, the one named Ibiki stopped but his eyes never left Sayuri's form. The kind old man looked back to Sayuri, "I am also interested in how got in here child. Tell me what is your name and purpose here?"

She looked at him, "Are you the Hokage of this village sir," her fragile voice replaced by a depper yet still small sound voice.

"Yes I am the villages Hokage, what may I do for you young man?" he chuckled.

Sayuri stepped forward reaching into her cloak grabbing the scroll getting ready to set it on the Hokages desk when it was snatched harshly from her grasp. Gasping she looked to Ibiki as he glared at her. "What is this?"

She didn't answer, simply jumped up trying to grab it, successful, she once again gripped on to it for dear life. "I-it's for the Hokage only sir... Gomen." She bowed to Ibiki. The Hokage and Ibiki glanced at one another.

"It's alright child come forward," The Hokage requested giving her a small smile.

Taking a quick glance up at Ibiki she lowered her bow even more before straightening up and placing the scroll onto the desk. The Hokage reached for it but stopped when he heard the small voice of Sayuri as she remembered something, "Um..." she look hands for a moment before biting hard on thumb causing blood to come out suddenly. Cupping her hand under her other hand so blood would not drip to the floor she stood on her tip toes stretching to arms as much as she could over the scroll onto the seal that was placed on it.