The Conqueror of The Shinobi World

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"Good job, Naruto. You are a wonderful boy."

"Thank you, Naruto. I don't know what I did to deserve you."

"Naruto. I will protect this village with my life. That includes you."

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"Jiji, you said the Village is your family."

"Yes."

"Does that mean I'm your family too?" Naruto asked hopefully, his big blue eyes full of innocence, looking up at the old man.

"Yes. You are my family." Hiruzen agreed with a bright smile, patting Naruto on the back before pulling him and giving him a big hug.

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"Iruka, what makes one a shinobi?"

"Oh, why are you asking that question, Naruto?"

"We will come here for the next seven years, Sensei. I would like to know what I'm signing up for before I become a Shinobi for the rest of my life."

Iruka looked a little troubled for a moment; his hand reached up to the Konoha emblem, adjusting it, before looking back at Naruto. "I'm not sure, Naruto. As a Shinobi for nine years now. I believe a shinobi is a different thing to different people. To the people out there, we are their defenders; we protect them. To our enemies, we are the enemy. What a Shinobi is... A shinobi is someone who wills the will of his people on his shoulders, bears it, and fights for what is right." Iruka spoke with a hint of passion, but when he glanced back at Naruto, he was taken aback to see anger in the young man's eyes.

"But what is the right thing in this world of ours?"

"What do you mean?"

"If you are a shinobi, you are supposed to fulfill the Kage's orders without questioning; failing to do so will brand you as a traitor. You say the shinobi should protect the little people out there, but what happens when we get missions that contradict this? Obey the Kage and follow the rules, but what if the Kage orders you to kill a group of innocents because a few of them are planning to conquer the Village? Why shouldn't the innocent be spared? What if your mission needs you to kill someone who is the last hope for an entire town, and killing him dooms the entire town? What then? Who is in the right? The Kage, or the People?" Naruto questioned, with a look that Iruka had never seen on Naruto's face—a look of pure anger. He didn't understand why he was asking such questions, and the thought of doing such missions was the reason why he became a Chunin and later a Teacher.

Iruka fell silent; he wanted to say something, he wanted to say something that would make the Kage look in a good light, but in the end, he said. "I don't know." '

Naruto's eyes looked down at the body of the man he once loved more than anyone. He was gone, and his face was one of shock. He stared blankly at the dark sky above them, his eyes wide open, showing horror in them. Naruto could only guess what Jiji was thinking when he stabbed him in the heart.