His Sunny Place

The Senju

I Don't own Naruto.

Edited!

Hinata ran around behind the enemy, her eyes locked on his every movement, she was here with Naruto and Sakura, they were protecting the Hokage. This man had appeared from nowhere and claimed to know the Hokage but then he had tried to poison her. She was trying to create the antidote for the poison that he had spilled so he can't use it on them. Naruto managed to get close to him but then he jumped back and landed behind Hinata who spun swiftly on her heel and she shoved her flat chakra enhanced palm into his gut.

He stumbled back as Hinata continued her assault. He managed to get a good hit on her and she hit the ground and rolled onto her side. She grunted as she looked up at the person rushing for her. She forced herself back up just enough to watch as the black orb came flying at her. "Go back to where you belong, Hinata. Save them." The cloaked man said and her eyes went wide as Naruto and Sakuransent a combined chakra RasenShuriken right into him and his image was obliterated from view. She had to admit the two had become a good pair over the years in fighting style alone.

Hinata couldn't move as the orb collided with her chest. "Naruto-kun..." she managed and the orb expanded and absorbed her. "Hinata-chan!" he yelled at the top of his lungs as he watched her vanish before his eyes. He ran over and punched the ground angrily. "Where could he have sent her? What... what could have happened to her?" Naruto asked as his tears continued to fall. Tsunade walked over and crouched beside him. "Naruto... please be patient... There may be a way to fix this..." Tsunade said and his head jerked up at her.

"You mean... maybe there is a way to reverse this and get her back?" he asked and she shrugged lightly. She honestly didn't know the answer to that. "I don't know... there might be, but then again there may not be a way to fix this... but that poison is not one to be taken lightly. We need to get back to konoha." Tsunade said and he nodded. They had been over at the Tanzaku town, retrieving the Hokage from her weekly escape when they had been ambushed by the person.

Sasuke walked up to them the moment they entered the village and Naruto looked at him in confusion. The man usually wasn't one to be a welcoming committee. "I was in the library since I received the hawk's message... There is no jutsu that can reverse this... but... You all may want to see this..." he said and they walked over. He opened the massive book and turned it towards them. "There is a way to create an antidote for the poison... because... apparently this has happened before." Sasuke said and he showed them the book he had been reading on. Their eyes went wide as they looked at the picture in the book. "That's..."

"Hinata and the first and second Hokage. A man used this poison on the second and she saved him by creating an antidote. Apparently, this poison gives the impression of death, but they aren't really dead their heart just slows down along with their breathing, until eventually they do die." Sasuke said and Tsunade frowned. Tsunade then went through the book to figure out what she could do to save Hinata, but soon enough... She realized Sasuke was right and nothing could be done to save her, as of right now that was.

In the place Hinata was... She, or someone else, had made sure there was no way for anyone to save her by use of jutsu... There was no way anyone could get around the jutsu to do so... why had Hinata been taken? And why did someone cast a jutsu on her to prevent her from being saved? Naruto just hoped his friend would be safe... wherever she was... He remembered when he had met the previous hokage during the war, Hashirama could surely take care of her and keep her safe...

But Tobirama seemed to be an ass at times.

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Hinata took off running; she had no clue where she was and everything was so densely wooded that she almost hit a tree as she ran, almost. She breathed a sigh of relief when she saw a light in the distance up ahead. Her feet hit the branch in front of her and she felt excitement fill her being. With every branch the light got bigger and brighter. A few more trees and then she would be in the clear. The rush of light sent her senses into turmoil.