His Eyes, and my Curse of God (Sauske/reader-insert)

chapter 1 - Miracle Baby

During a time where the sun seeks shelter, and the moon steals its light, in a small village, hidden from the world, finds fascinating yet frightening sorcery.. 'The village of gods' the people called it. As silly as it may sound to ear, It was not an understatement. These people, this clan, held certain frightening powers of 'gods'. The chosen ones, they say.

'The blessed' are the people who earn their right to this destructive power. The chosen may not always know the pure and honest truth, but can detect when there's a lie, all dishonesty in words exchanged. The power of light gifted from the sun itself, powers so strong all sense of life in your body will disappear except the voice in your head screaming until it self destructs. Their jutsus are like no other... strange and unsettlingly powerful. Their chakra feels like it's endless, such a large mass of golden chakra that must surely belong to a god, not a human. But it does in fact.. reside in a selected few of mortal bodies. Not only does it frighten the people who have heard myths and stories of this village, but it definitely frightened the Kazekage who has learned of its existence recently.

In this frightening village of many few lies a baby. A very.. special baby in the arms of a loving mother. The stars shone brighter than the sun the day she was born.

The chief Astronomer of the village reads the stars, he had a sparkling look in his eye, it could only be seen as impassioned.

"this baby," he says, "...has great fortunes in the future." he smiles wide, "her future is brighter than any star I would ever read or live to see." he concludes and claps his hands together to congratulate a new life brought into the world. A very special one indeed.

The baby's mother went back home with a gleaming smile plastered on her face. Her rosy cheeks and love filled eyes did not leave her newborn until she arrived home. This news brought some new found hope ever since her eldest daughter went missing. Even though she went missing 3 months ago, This strong willed mother never gave up hope. This miracle baby was the push of hope and strength this mother needed to move forward. To continue to believe.

"I'm home, and I have very good news about our new baby; y/n, dear!" Your mother chimes when she opens the door, her bright smile was so blinding anyone would begin to believe it couldn't be removed. But unfortunately–in certain cases–it can.

Your mother was not met with her loving husband waiting for her in the dining room with excitement, but was met with the clan's shinobi. Their hood covers their faces with a shadow unable to be recognized. Surprised and anxious she spoke,

"Hello, can I ask you why you welcomed yourself onto my residence?" Your mother kindly questions the unwelcomed men in her home as to what they were doing. Even if you were a baby, you remember this moment as clear as a sky with no clouds and a silent breeze, even if you do not remember seeing it, you remember the feeling of it; complete despair.

"Hello miss, we are here to inform you of your Husband, Tanaki. He was found guilty of using sacred and forbidden teachings. He is currently in our custody, punishable by death if the leader, our great chief, deems necessary. ", One of the two ninjas calmly answered. My mother's face paled and her knees went weak.

"..what?" your mother falls on the floor. Quickly, she then fixes herself and bows profusely while still situated on the floor. "Please don't execute my Husband.. we have a baby and daughter to feed!" She cried, "please!" she practically begged them, clinging onto their boots. She was quickly shaken off, and she collided with the floor under her. Such force used on such a small, frail woman in so much sorrow,,, disgusting. Despicable.

My mom usually tried to maintain a calm, collected image. She was always. known for her permanent smile and her infinite patience ...but right now, she didn't care how loud she screamed or how vulnerable she was and looked.. She was hopelessly desperate.