Naruto : An Uchiha's Tale

"Who are you? And why are you doing this?"

Jin had many questions in his head, but he started off with the typical ones, hoping to extract some more information.

"I don't see why I would talk to a five-year-old brat. Now show me what you of the famed Uchiha clan can do... I might just go ahead and steal your eyes before I kill you. I know someone who would break the bank for them..."

Feeling his pride being challenged, Jin let down all of his questions and switched to the offensive. He started by throwing some shurikens in a specific formation.

The ninja smirked and deflected most of them. He did not worry about the ones that passed by him, thinking they were misses. It was normal in his head for a five-year-old to miss a couple throws.

Jin smiled and pulled on some invisible strings as the shuriken that had seemingly flown by the ninja, turned midair and spun circles around him, locking him in place.

"Wired shuriken?!"

He had no time to be surprised though, as a hot batch of flames made their way through the filament. This was a technique Jin had stolen straight off of Sasuke's handbook.

"Fire Release: Dragon fire technique!"

Jin shouted as the flames closed in on the ninja, whose face paled at the sight. At first, he thought the reports were overrating them. The other kid beating his brother could have been a fluke, right? Well, now he knew these kids were to be treated seriously.

The flames reached him as he was visibly burnt alive. The technique he had just used, although having a fancy name, was merely C-ranked, so it wasn't as chakra consuming.

Jin hadn't had the time to relax when his eyes flickered as they saw a log appear under the flames instead of a burnt corpse.

He looked around an even his sharimgan could not find his opponent. Visibly panicking, he finally looked towards the floor, noticing strong chakra heading his way.

He flickered away from the spot but it was too late. The ninja that was supposed to have died under his fire, burst out of the ground with a body clad in lightng, grazing Jin's arm. This was the first time he had received physical damage that wasn't self inflicted, since he had reincarnated. Blood oozed out of the wound as his face twisted in pain.

Jin felt this technique was very similar to the Raikage's in the manga, albeit way weaker. His killing intent started to increase exponentially at the thought of that man.

"Hahahahaha, not bad kid. You've taken me this far! I was initially going to keep you alive, but I have changed my mind. Die!"

He laughed hysterically as he started to form hand seals at a high speed. But his smile quickly transformed into a look of shock as he realized that the kid was copying all of his hand seals. With incredible precision.

"What? How are you doing this?!?!?!"

He looked like he had gone mad as he increased his seal-forming speed, to no effect.

Jin remained silent, as he was deploying his Sharingan's copying abilities to the limit. Hideki, who had just defeated his opponent with a simple fireball in the face, looked at Jin with surprise and admiration. He decided not to step in as he watched intently, trying to learn something.

"How are you doing this?! The Bingo books never mentioned the Sharingan being able to do this sort of thing!"

After taking a big breath, he shouted:

"lightning style: lightning spear technique!"

They both shouted at the same time, as two blue lightning bolts streaked across the room, aimed at each other.

As they clashed, the bolts made a massive shrieking noise. Almost like birds, But not quite. Jin's spear somehow gained the edge, as it engulfed the other one and landed on the opposing ninja.

"HOW?!"

BANG!

A loud bang was heard, as the man was covered in charred skin and his clothes were ripped apart. Scared out of his boots, he went down on his knees and pleaded.

"Please spare me! I truly am sorry about what happened, I have information!"

That last attack ate up a lot of his energy, the only reason he managed to make it so strong was his lightning affinity. Jin relaxed as he fell to one of his knees, visibly exhausted.

Hideki saw this and hurried to his side, supporting him.

"Now tell us where you're from and what you've come for."

As he slowly got up, the man smirked and replaced himself with a log and appeared next to Fugaku. He kicked him in the stomach as he grabbed Mikoto by the neck and laughed madly.

"Naïve! You kids are too naïve!"

He laughed even harder, as Fugaku looked at him with hatred. He couldn't do anything but be scared for Mikoto.

"Release her!"

Fugaku shouted, and the man tightened his grip on her neck as Mikoto's face twisted in pain. She still was under a genjutsu though, as Fugaku thought the current situation would traumatize her if awakened.

"Now you can't do anything! I admit that you're stronger than me, but not smarter! HAHAHAHAHAHAH."

His evil laughter filled the air, as Fugaku could only watch. His eyes were opened wide as he stared at the man. At that moment, due to the overwhelming feeling of powerlessness, his pupils spun and turned into a wicked shade of red, as a bloody tear almost formed under his eye.

The awakening of his eyes drained whatever chakra he had left, and he fainted while dropping to the ground.

"Fugaku!"

Hideki left Jin who had slightly recovered and ran towards Fugaku, bringing him back to their spot. Jin had been watching the whole time. His eyes weren't going to work unless the guy looked at him, which wasn't going to be a simple task since the man would be wary of his Sharingan after what happened earlier.

He had to create an opportunity... But how?

He looked around, in a desperate search for something. He had to save Mikoto, not only for his cousin but for his future nephew, Sasuke.

His red eyes then landed on one of the windows who's curtains were burnt due to Fugaku's fireball. Something in his head then clicked.

"Hideki, throw a fireball towards the window when I shout the word 'now'"

"Why?"

"Just do it"

Hideki had a lot of respect for Jin, so he complied. And as the man watched the two whispering amongst each other, he felt threatened and spoke.

"Any movements, and I'll kill her!"

Jin got up, surprising the man.

"Are you sure of this? Shell die!"

"I don't care, now that Fugaku has fainted it doesn't matter if she dies or not."

"What?!"

The man panicked, he couldn't fathom how a mere kid could be so ruthless.

"I'll kill you and hand over your head to the Hokage, I'm sure he'll know what to do with it."

Jin let out an ominous smile as the man's face became ashen.

"NOW!"

"Fire Style: Great Fireball technique!"

Hideki went all out with this fireball, as it tore through the window and sent countless little crystal pieces flying around.

The man watched as the pieces flew around the room, visibly distracted.

At this moment, time seemed to flow slowly. Jin gathered all of the yin energy he had been preparing and meticulously poured it into his next attack, he spoke a bone-chilling sentence in his mind.

"Let nightmares rain upon my enemies."

"Ōyamatsumi"

Speaking one sole name, the whole world seemed to center around him for a split second.

Jin's red eyes then reflected on the surfaces of every single little piece of crystal in midair. It was a scene to behold, as what seemed like hundreds of Sharingan were all aiming at Jin's enemy. Without knowing how, the man fell under Jin's strongest genjutsu in the blink of an eye.

This was an improved version of the technique he had used on the bird last time. With all of the chakra, he had left. As he saw the man fall to his knees, Jin finally relaxed. If anyone looked at the poor ninja at this moment, they would find an ominous pair of Sharingan replacing his pupils.

Hideki flickered once again and caught a falling Mikoto, retrieving her.

Jin fainted due to chakra exhaustion. He technically didn't have enough chakra for that genjutsu, but somehow it worked out.

Somehow.

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Hideki looked around, visibly confused. And he let out a deep sigh.

"what am I supposed to do now? All I did was prevent them from hitting the ground with their faces..."

In his head, he had really missed an opportunity to shine, but what he didn't realize, was that he played a pivotal part in the victory over those ninjas.