Naruto the Genius

Chapter 48 Teaching
Naruto's strength was also deeply imprinted in Heiwa's mind. Heiwa, who originally thought that Naruto could only fish, also learned from adults that Naruto was a powerful ninja. Heiwa had a new idea in his little heart. After Naruto's banquet, Heiwa took Naruto's hand and said, "Uncle Huangtu, I want to learn ninjutsu from you." Naruto knew that what happened just now must have affected this child.

Naruto touched Heiwa's head and said, "Can you tell Uncle Huangtu why you want to learn ninjutsu?"

Heiwa said firmly: "If you learn ninjutsu, you can protect everyone from being bullied." Hearing what Heiwa said, the adults around laughed. The village chief said: "Children speak so directly. They want to protect everyone at such a young age."

Naruto said: "Learning Ninjutsu is not that simple. It requires a lot of hardship. Are you afraid, Heiwa?"

Hei Wa said: "Uncle Huang Tu, in order to protect everyone, I am not afraid of any hardship."

Naruto nodded secretly. If this kid is really willing to work hard, even if he doesn't have much talent, he can still be an ordinary ninja. Even if he is just an ordinary ninja, it is no problem to protect the villagers from being bullied by robbers. This also gave Naruto an inspiration. Maybe he can promote this on a large scale in the future.

Heiwa's parents thought Naruto was a ninja from the Land of Earth, and since Naruto saved them, they didn't regard Naruto as a bad guy at all. Instead, they regarded Naruto as a hero and were more polite to him. Although Heiwa was just a child, Naruto promised him that he would teach him ninjutsu responsibly, but Naruto couldn't stay too long.

Naruto first took Heiwa to a quiet place and taught him how to refine chakra. Students in ninja schools must learn other things first, but Naruto didn't have that much time. Heiwa spent three full days to refine chakra, and it was clear that his talent was not particularly good. After refining chakra, Naruto tested his chakra attribute. To Naruto's surprise, it was the lightning attribute, which was relatively rare in the Land of Earth.

At this time, Iwagakure had been looking for Naruto for nearly a week, and people from the daimyo's side would appear in the Tsuchikage's office from time to time. For the Tsuchikage, most of the responsibility for the daimyo's murder would fall on Iwagakure, and Ohnoki himself was there at the time, which was simply a slap in the face of Iwagakure Village, and it is very likely that Iwagakure's status in the Land of Earth will be affected in the future.

Ohnoki was also very troubled by these things, and his back pain often occurred, and his face was not in a good mood. Iwagakure had been searching for nearly a week, and he himself had been dispatched several times, but so far nothing had been found. At this time, it could almost be said that the assassin had escaped.

However, the daimyo's sons kept putting pressure on him, so he couldn't give up and had to continue searching. Given his age, it was easy for him to deduce that the Land of Earth might be facing turmoil. He really regretted not killing the assassin instantly.

Naruto spent a few more days teaching Heiwa some basic training methods. After seven days, Naruto handed a scroll to Heiwa, touched Heiwa's head and said, "Heiwa, Uncle Huangtu is leaving. This scroll contains your future training methods. If you persist in training, you should be able to become an independent ninja in three years. Uncle Huangtu has more important things to do and can no longer stay to teach you."

Heiwa was a child after all. When he heard that Naruto was leaving, he was very reluctant to let him go and kept pulling Naruto. Naruto said, "Heiwa is a man now. He will be a ninja who can stand on his own in the future. Ninjas cannot only think about themselves. Uncle Huangtu has more important things to do, understand?" These words of Naruto are often the most useful to children. He immediately let go of Naruto, but he couldn't help crying. Naruto saw it and felt funny in his heart, but pretended to be very serious on the surface and said, "Uncle Huangtu is not here, Heiwa must practice more." After that, he disappeared with a bang. Without paying attention to Heiwa's shouts, Naruto had to go to the next destination. It would be troublesome if he stayed in the Land of Earth and was really found.

There was still some time before the three months that Danzo had mentioned, so Naruto planned to go to the nearby River Country first. The territory of River Country was relatively large among the small countries, and it was located between the Fire Country and the Wind Country. There were not many wars between the Fire Country and the Wind Country, and with the alliance in recent years, River Country, which was in a buffer zone, was still okay.

Naruto first came to the Grass Country through the mark in the Grass Country before, and found that the Grass Ninjas were still taking action against the treasure map. It seemed that they were unlikely to give up such an important thing. However, something big happened to Iwagakure this time, and they had no extra energy to care about the Grass Ninjas.

Naruto's original shortest route to the Land of Rivers through the Land of Grass was to pass through the Land of Rain, but considering some factors, he had to take a detour through the Land of Fire. With Naruto's speed, it was not a big deal, and he soon arrived at the legendary free Land of Rivers.

When Naruto arrived here, he found that since there were few wars here, the power of ninjas was relatively weak, and the daimyo here also implemented a relatively open political form, so ninjas from other countries were not subject to too many restrictions when they came here. In this era of constant war, there were not many such countries, even small ones.

Naruto only looked around the city a bit, and was more concerned about other places here. It is said that many ninjas have established bases here, and Naruto has some considerations in this regard. After all, hiding in the Land of Fire is not a good idea.

Naruto spent a few days observing and found that this place was a good place to build a secret base, whether in terms of terrain, resources, or political form. However, this also led to constant private fighting among various forces, and the conflict between forces sometimes had some impact on ordinary people.

Thieves gangs are also rampant here, so the civilians here can't live very well. But compared with the Ninja World War, these are nothing.

Naruto began to live a life of traveling and training here. Traveling and training at the same time was a kind of training for himself. But the most important thing was that Naruto was looking for something. He wanted to achieve something, which was impossible to do by himself. But what Naruto needed was loyal subordinates, so this time, Naruto began to look for the talents he needed here.

(End of this chapter)