Naruto: The Shinobi of tomorrow

Chapter 1

Naruto's POV

The sun had set over the horizon, casting a warm glow on the tranquil town of Smallville. As I stood on that hill, gazing down at the streets below, a feeling of both excitement and uncertainty washed over me. Smallville was a fresh start, a place where I could redefine myself, free from the burdens of the past, and the judgments of the village I had left behind.

[Flashback: My conversation with Ayame and Konohamaru]

Their words had touched me deeply. Ayame's kindness and Konohamaru's unwavering support reminded me that there were people who truly saw me for who I was, not just as the vessel of the Kyuubi. I had felt a connection with them, and with the memory of my mother, Kushina. It was a legacy I was determined to honor, a legacy of strength, kindness, and hope.

[Back to the present]

I guess is time to investigate and learn from this, by looking at the sign I can't understand the language. I guess I need to check if there's any way if he can learn this world's language. I went head to the town but to hide for I don't spotted and went use genjutsu to hide, is a good thing the Kyuubi help learn it who knew genjutsu was awesome.

Kyuubi: Gaki, you need to find a library maybe they have something understand the language of this world.

I nodded to the Kyuubi's advice, grateful for its guidance. A library sounded like the perfect place to start unraveling the mysteries of this new world and understanding its language. With my genjutsu keeping me hidden from prying eyes, I made my way through the streets of Smallville, searching for any signs of a library. When hear people talking it was strange I couldn't even understand it, it's going to be difficult to learn a new language

After a short walk, I spotted a building that seemed promising – the Smallville Public Library. Its grand architecture hinted at a wealth of knowledge within, and I felt a surge of excitement. This was where I could begin my quest to learn about this world, its people, and its language. Stepping into the library, I was greeted by the soothing scent of old books and the hushed whispers of knowledge seekers. It was a familiar and comforting atmosphere, reminiscent of my days the academy library.

Kyuubi: Try to find if there something has our language by any chance.

I nod use shadow clone scattered around, using genjutsu to hide from the people he walk pass by. As I explored the library, I started to realize the challenges ahead. The books were all in this world's language, and there was no guarantee that any of them contained information about my own world or language. Still, I remained hopeful, trusting that fate had brought me here for a reason.

I wandered through the aisles, searching for any familiar symbols or references that might lead me to a book or document containing information about my own language. The quiet library was a maze of knowledge, and I was determined to find the right path. After what felt like an eternity, I stumbled upon a section that caught my attention. It had a sign with symbols that looked somewhat similar to those from my world. Intrigued, I approached and scanned the shelves, carefully examining the spines of the books. There it was, a title that seemed promising Japanese- English dictionary. Huh so the language of this place use is called English, and my language is called Japanese.

I pulled the book from the shelf, feeling a mix of relief and excitement. A Japanese-English dictionary could be the key to understanding this world's language, English. It was fascinating to learn that my language was called Japanese, and this revelation made me even more determined to bridge the gap between our worlds.

I found a quiet corner of the library, ensuring my genjutsu remained intact to avoid drawing attention. With the Japanese-English dictionary before me, I started to decipher the English words, comparing them to the symbols I had seen on signs and in the books. It was like unlocking a new jutsu, a linguistic jutsu that would allow me to communicate and navigate this world.