I'll Kill Ya (Naruto Love)

Childhood~ Naruto Special

Tsuki sighed as she walked around the village. It's been a week since she came to Konoha. The Hokage didn't allow Tsuki to go to the academy yet since she was still not functioning in her mind and body. Kakashi Hatake, the one that saved the lone survivor of the Higa clan was watching over her until se was able to buy her own things. He was also in depressed since he fell in love with Yuki, didn't even get to tell her. Tsuki sat on a bench as she gazed the crowd around her.

No didn't really bother talking to her, but they did know that she was a princess from her village and didn't want to bother her. Her face was emotionless otherwise.

"All the blood was running from her body..." Tsuki muttered. It was an horrible encounter for a six year old.

Suddenly a wind gushed but Tsuki didn't react at all. She glanced up before looking back down, "Nani?" She questioned.

The man bent down and sighed. His silver hair was sticking up like usual. "Tsuki the Hokage would like to speak to you." With that being said he grabbed her shoulder and transported them to the Hokage office. He was already there sitting at his desk smoking his pipe. He held a smile on his face, his eyes glistening.

"Nice to see you, Tsuki-hime." All she did was nod. He sighed in content, his efforts to get her to talk going down. "It's time you attended the academy with other children. We can't just let you live here without working your hardest, besides, your mother and father would have wanted that. Even Yuki." Tsuki and Kakashi both flinched at the familiar names.

Sarutobi flipped through his files, "You'll make wonderful friends there. Since your six, we'll place you with the beginning class. The year just started for them so it won't be a problem for you to catch you. Kakashi will teach you ninjutsu will Gai Taijutsu," Tsuki sulked at the mention of Gai, the over hyperactive man adult that would glop her. Yeah, that's just nice. "I'll see if Iruka can help you on understanding the simple forms of chakra and easy jutsus."

Tsuki nodded at the information, "Ne Oji, will anyone know I'm a princess?"

Hokage smiled, "Only if you want them too."

With that being said, Tsuki nodded and gave the Hokage all the information he needed for her teacher. Like her birthday, where she's from, full name and etc. Tsuki waited the next morning for Kakashi to take her to school. After three hours he transported next to her, a nervous laugh seeping through his lips. Tsuki sighed, "What's the excuse this time?"

"I was helping an old lady with her groceries?" He said unsure. Tsuki shrugged, and held her hand out for Kakahsi to take. Hand in hand, Kakashi showed her how to get to the academy. He showed her all the other classrooms and where they get lunch at and train. Then they came to a stop in front of the door, where Tsuki started her journey.

Tsuki felt her being lightly shoved and she glanced at Kakashi who gave a tiny smile through his mask. She opened the door and all the yelling and laughter came to an immediate stop. Kakahsi said bye and disappeared from her sight. She walked in the classroom and Iruka gave a small smile. "You must be Tsuki Higa, right?" She nodded solemnly. Iruka sweat dropped.

He cleared his throat before turning back to the class, "Class, this is Tsuki Higa, she's starting class today with everyone so treat her well." Everyone nodded as she glanced at every kid. She noticed a kid with red triangles on his cheeks with a dog on his head. She shrugged and noticed the two bickering girls in the front row with short hair. One was blonde and the other had pink unusual hair. She saw one kid eating and the other sleeping.

A girl with blue darkish hair looked quiet shy, a guy with glasses as a bug swooned around him. Then there's the kid with dark hair while all the girls swooned over him, Tsuki not knowing why. Then there was one kid that caught her attention. He hair slight marks on his cheeks, almost whisker like. His blue eyes shined brightly as his yellow spiky hair spiked up, a grin casting on her face. She frowned, not liking people like that.