If she had been able to beat Sasuke, then maybe she wouldn't have to pay the price of losing. Now, she's found herself in a new and unfamiliar place where the only way back home was to become a hunter. Of course, she didn't expect a certain group of boys to make her have doubts about going home.

I really hate old people, like, more than I hate mushrooms. They're shifty and very misleading. An elderly person can look at you with a kind smile and warm eyes, but underneath, they're scheming and conniving and can make you agree to things before you even realise what the hell happened. I really wasn't ready for this... After making a promise to try and find her family, Kida travels to the Hidden Leaf Village in search of her father. You can probably guess from the picture who the father is, and lets just say, their meeting did not go as planned...

In this cruel shinobi world, ninja must continue fighting. As war rages on, villages become more and more dependable on younger generations to serve them. However, every action has its consequences. When a young, innocent girl is forced through Hell only to re-live it. Y/N tries and tries, never giving up, but never being "good enough"- or so she says. At a very young age, like many others, she had come to learn the true horrors of this demented world. No parents, no family, no bonds. That is until she meets an overly energetic, confident Uchiha. With his spiky, raven hair, and signature orange goggles, he makes his way through to Y/N's heart. She believes it, truly, that Obito Uchiha will become the Hokage someday. Just how naive can one be?