Naruto: Who made him a ninja?

Having another teacher isn't a bad thing. Besides, most of the people Hidezawa knows from his time traveling have the minds of a Prime Minister and Yang Guo.

"Alright, Teacher Tsunade, what about Shisui and Yuugao? Why haven't I seen them?"

"Your little girlfriend and Shizune went to buy food. I was planning to have her stay for dinner before she leaves."

A teasing smile appeared on Tsunade's face, but she quickly thought of something else.

"As for that Uchiha brat, he seemed to want to go home and take a look, so I didn't keep him."

"Is that so?"

Hidezawa nodded. He didn't care about what Tsunade said. Anyway, Hayate Gekko wasn't in the same squad as him, and he was still young and hadn't made any moves yet, so Hidezawa wouldn't miss out!

Hayate Gekko joined the Anbu along with Yuugao, but they were in different squads. Perhaps there would be adjustments later, and they might attract each other because they both practiced swordsmanship.

As for when they developed into a romance, Hidezawa didn't know. Kishimoto didn't say either. At least, the situation he saw now was that Yuugao only treated Hayate Gekko as a senior.

The opportunity was right in front of him. "The early bird catches the worm." How could he let someone else have it?

As for that kid Shisui, it was indeed right for him to go back, even though they had been in the Anbu recently. Hidezawa knew that those Uchiha people probably wouldn't be peaceful.

A brand new pair of Kaleidoscope Sharingan had appeared. It would be inexcusable not to do something.

As for what Shisui was thinking, Hidezawa wasn't too sure, but out of camaraderie, Hidezawa felt he should see him off.

"I'll go see Shisui off. It's not good for him to go back alone."

"Suit yourself. He shouldn't have gone far."

Tsunade didn't object. Although that kid Shisui having a Kaleidoscope Sharingan made her feel a little uncomfortable, she simply trusted the old man's arrangements.

Most importantly, although her view of the Uchiha wasn't as optimistic as her great-grandfather's, she wouldn't be as extreme as her second grandfather.

Moreover, she knew that even her second grandfather had grudgingly accepted her great-grandfather's will, wanting to completely subdue and conquer the Uchiha.

"Then I'll head out."

Hidezawa glanced at the somewhat undulating whiteness again, then got up and walked outside.

Before long, he saw Shisui, who was already preparing to leave.

"Ah, Hidezawa-kun, why are you here?" Shisui smiled casually when he saw Hidezawa: "You're not planning to make me stay for dinner, are you?"

"I didn't prepare chopsticks for you. You should hurry back."

Hidezawa shrugged indifferently, which almost made Shisui roll his eyes.

"Alright, alright, I won't disturb you and Yuugao. Honestly, you."

"It's good that you're aware of that. Then I'll see you off, Shisui-senpai."

"You should stop calling me senpai. We're about the same age, and you've been in the Anbu longer than me, strictly speaking."

Shisui and Hidezawa joked around as they walked out of the Senju clan's ancestral residence.

It was already dusk, and the setting sun seemed to dye everything around them red.

A gentle breeze stirred, blowing up the fallen leaves around them, and also stirring Shisui's thoughts.

Looking at the scene before him, Shisui was silent for a moment, because he suddenly thought of his clan.

Since hearing the story Hidezawa told him last time, he felt that the Uchiha's situation seemed to be really bad.

It was like the setting sun before him, seemingly beautiful but always with a sense of twilight, possibly quietly setting at any time.

This was not what he hoped for, nor was it the development of the situation he wanted.

Moreover, he had previously had an idea of wanting to ask, and at this moment, such emotions finally began to erupt.

"Thank you, Hidezawa."

"Hmm?"

Hidezawa was a little confused. He hadn't figured out why Shisui suddenly thanked him.

"That story last time really gave me a lot of inspiration."

Shisui didn't beat around the bush. He smiled and said directly.

"Thank you for reminding me and making me think of many things, but there are still some things I can't decide on my own.

I wonder, do you have any other ideas?"

"Ideas?"

Hidezawa blinked. He wasn't sure what Shisui was up to. It seemed like he wanted to drag him into it!

Even though Hidezawa didn't care about this kind of thing, he really didn't understand Shisui's thoughts and position, so he could only pretend to smile.

"What ideas do I have? After all, what I heard was just a story. Who knows the specifics?"

"Is that so?"

Shisui took a deep breath, then activated his Sharingan. His gaze quickly swept around.

Any person, any suspicious traces, even whether the insects were carrying chakra, he carefully scanned them all.

After confirming that there were no problems, he suddenly whispered.

"Hidezawa-kun, if the child in your story, someone could use some means to change his mind.

To make him no longer continue down his father's old path, and instead embark on the right path, what do you think the child's final outcome would be?"

Change the child's mind...

Hidezawa sighed. Uchiha Shisui was really that Uchiha Shisui. What he was thinking was still to take an old path.

It was nothing more than using Kotoamatsukami to change Uchiha Fugaku's will, perhaps even changing more people, but would doing so really be useful?

"What means are you using, is it a technique or persuasion?"

He turned his head and looked at Shisui helplessly. After organizing his words, he spoke.

"If it's persuasion, then I'll tell you not to waste your effort. The anger in his heart has already been ignited, and the person being guided has unknowingly fallen into a trap.

It's already very, very difficult to escape. Even if he makes a change, there will still be people who say: It's just his disguise!

"This..."

Shisui hesitated, and tentatively asked.

"Then, what if it's a technique?"

“Then the situation will be even worse.”

At this moment, Shuzawa also unleashed his sensory abilities, quickly observing his surroundings while speaking in a low voice.

“Change requires proof, so the person who does this needs to tell others that he possesses this ability, otherwise it will be the situation I mentioned before.

But once he says it, it will only cause even more terrible consequences!

This technique is too terrifying; everyone will worry about whether they will be affected.

In the last story, the second type of people who chose to believe would try to stay away, and the seeds of distrust were already sown.

And the first type of people will desire to obtain this power, thereby further proving that his prediction is correct, and the result will not change in any way.”

“How... how could this be?”

Shisui's face was a little unsightly; he had not expected things to be so serious.

He did have the thought of changing something through the heavenly god, but now he realized that doing so would be tantamount to pushing the already precarious Uchiha clan off a cliff!

But he was still somewhat unwilling to give up, and he tentatively asked.

“What if the person with this ability guarantees not to use it on others easily?”

“Shisui, you still don't understand; this has nothing to do with trust; this concerns human nature.”

Shuzawa sighed, raised his head, and calmly looked at Shisui, while also observing whether there was chakra affecting him.

“If there really is such a technique, no matter who it is, they will feel instinctive fear and dread.

Regardless of whether you are loyal, whether you are kind, no matter what kind of oath you make, it will be useless.

Because no one wants their will to be changed, let alone become someone else's puppet, I hope you can understand this.”

Shisui pursed his lips; this time he understood, but he was also somewhat desperate.

If it really was as Shuzawa said, wouldn't everything be destined for destruction?

Is there really no way at all?

Shisui clenched his fists; this result was really not what he wanted to see, but he seemed really powerless to do anything about it.

“Could it be that all of this is destined?”

Shisui gritted his teeth; for a moment, he didn't know what to say; he only knew that his mind was very chaotic now.

“It's not necessarily destined.”

However, at this moment, Shuzawa suddenly shook his head slightly.

“Do you remember the information concealment plan I proposed when I was in that small town in the Land of Shirts before?”

“Hmm?”

Shisui raised his head in confusion; of course he remembered that plan; it was too extreme.

“I followed Danzo-sama for a long time; although I think some things are extreme, sometimes they are quite useful.”

Shuzawa smiled indifferently, patted Shisui on the shoulder, and said with a smile.

“If I were that child, I would most likely do two things; the first is to find an opportunity to kill all the first type of people.”

“...”

Shisui's pupils instantly dilated; what kind of method is this?

“Of course, in order to avoid being discovered, I would eliminate without a trace the people who advocated this theory, slandered me, and lured me into the trap.”

Shuzawa continued, still maintaining a joking tone.

“We ninjas all know that the most important thing when facing an enemy squad is to kill their captain, which can defeat the enemy squad's morale and confidence.

In addition, I will also work hard to change my own shortcomings, eliminate all the bad things, and be my own master instead of being led by the nose by others.

I said, adults must have their own ideas; if you can't even make decisions for yourself, then you are no different from a puppet.”

Shisui fell into silence; for a moment, he didn't know what to say, because Shuzawa's idea was really a bit too extreme.

But upon careful consideration, it seems that this is indeed a path, a thrilling path that can save everything from the edge of the cliff!

It's just that he still hesitated, and after a moment of silence, he asked.

“But, wouldn't this have a bad impact? After all, they all live together; even if the first type of people are hostile, is it really okay to kill them?”

“Ah, you really should go to Root to study properly; how can you be so naive?”

Shuzawa showed a look of disdain on his face, shook his head, and looked at Shisui helplessly.

“Do you still remember Sunagakure? For the sake of the village's interests, they can abandon their village's hero; now the child in the story is facing a life-or-death situation.

Either face the butcher's knife and be killed by the first type of people, or find a way to save yourself; some changes require bloodshed; this is an age-old truth.

Back then, the First Hokage-sama didn't know how many people he killed when he established Konoha.”

Speaking of this, Shuzawa stopped, looked at the fallen leaves being blown up around him, and sighed slightly.

“I think the words I gave to the Fourth Raikage before can be given to you.”

“People, the more they covet perfection, the more unclean they become, and ultimately they will only be blinded and confused.”

“Can you hear it? Is the sound carried in this wind, like the Fourth Raikage, also the sound of seeking but not obtaining?”

After saying that, Shuzawa patted Shisui on the shoulder again, then turned around and left.

“Alright, it's enough to send you here; the story is also finished; I think we shouldn't need to continue discussing it, right?”

After saying these words, Shuzawa turned around and left directly, while Shisui stood there blankly.

After a while, he suddenly raised his head and looked at the setting sun in the distance; after pondering for a long time, his gaze finally changed.

“Danzo Shimura, I understand...”

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