Naruto - A medic and a seal master?

Naruto - A medic and a seal master?

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I seriously don't know what to write as a description so read ahead to know the story guys. Gomen. Also Naruto or the characters in this story doesn't belong to me. It belongs to Masashi Kishimoto. Hope you enjoy the story.
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"Some people get reincarnated into fairy tales. I got dropped into a war zone - screaming, blood, and a demon fox ripping the sky open." Reincarnation wasn't supposed to be like this. Hikari Uzumaki was a normal girl - a Naruto superfan who knew every arc, every jutsu, and every tragic backstory. But when she wakes up as a newborn in the middle of the Nine-Tails attack, she realizes this isn't a dream or a game. It's the night everything changed. The night her parents died. The night she and Naruto became jinchūriki. Only this time, she remembers everything. Armed with future knowledge and a soul forged in another world, Hikari is determined to rewrite destiny. But changing the story means facing powerful enemies, unraveling ancient secrets, and confronting the darkness within herself - and within the people she thought she knew. Because in a world of shinobi, nothing is ever simple. And even a girl who remembers everything... can still be blindsided by fate. A Naruto fanfiction about second chances, sibling bonds, and the cost of rewriting history.

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