Naruto: The hardworking model who realizes his dream is actually the white moonlight of the ninja wo

Chapter 248 Who is the Examiner 8

When Gaara regained consciousness again, he was already in his mother's womb.

A pregnant Jinchūriki can be said to be at the most vulnerable time in her life.

Both the One-Tail's aura and the seal were crumbling.

But so what?

This is the second chance that fate has given Gaara.

It can change everything that has not been changed before, and it can say goodbye to the pain and regret that will torment Gaara for the rest of his life.

As the One-Tail's Jinchuriki, Gaara knew exactly how to appease Shukaku.

It is normal for an unborn fetus to have no chakra, but how can Gaara be an ordinary fetus?

The weak chakra flowed slowly into the seal on the mother's body like a trickle, slowly transmitting Gaara's consciousness to Shukaku.

Also entering was his miraculous memory.

Shukaku is more obedient than expected - I don't know if it's because he saw Gaara's memories, or because he is still in his mother's body and has not turned into a "monster".

As a result, the unborn baby successfully saved its mother - but the power of the tailed beast seemed to have been given to her youngest son by the mother.

"Once the tailed beast leaves, the Jinchūriki will die."

"Of course I know this kind of thing."

But alas, Gaara was once a part of his mother's body.

A natural born perfect Jinchūriki.

A monster that can live in harmony with the tailed beasts since birth.

You can use chakra before you can speak.

Before the full moon comes, he can use the power of the tailed beasts to float around the room.

For a moment, the Sunagakure jonin couldn't even tell whether this was a genius or a monster - but considering that he was harmless and the fourth-homo's biological son, Gaara's childhood could not be considered good.

“I saved my mother.”

"I can save you, too."

It’s just missing some dreamlike encounters and the beauty that belongs to youth.

Gaara always stood on the street corner holding the teddy bear, waiting for that person to appear.

As the years passed, his daily life became incredibly dull.

"He didn't come."

Kankuro took a bite of the corn in his hand - this one was a rare good thing: "What didn't come."

My brother looks so lost.

Should I share the corn with him?

I'd better make a small mechanical doll that can serve tea and water for my brother some other time. Gaara is at the age where he likes those kind of gadgets.

But will Gaara really like it?

To be honest, apart from that little bear, Kankuro didn't know what else Gaara liked.

My overly precocious younger brother has been a genius for a long time.

Not only in terms of ability, but also in terms of consciousness.

Sometimes, even as an older brother, I feel as if I am being taken care of by Gaara.

"one person."

who?

How could anyone stand up his adorable brother!

Although the title of cute younger brother only exists in Kankuro's heart, he still looks cool, with a bit of narcissism that belongs to the second year of high school.

The corn is really delicious.

It’s sweet, completely different from the potatoes that are everywhere in the Sand Village.

"If he hadn't come to you..."

The words came out with a middle school vibe. For adolescent boys, being cool is as easy as breathing.

"Why don't you just go find him?"

"Then ask him harshly why he didn't come to see you."

It was just like the handsome statement made by the male protagonist's life mentor in a young manga.

It's just that unfortunately this conversation happened between two half-grown children.

"you're right."

The child's voice was muffled, like honey soaked in milk.

If Neji doesn't want to come to him, then he can just go to Neji.

In that pile of disorganized memories, there was an additional section that Gaara didn't know about, most likely put there by "Hei".

Maybe that memory has something to do with the truth of it all.

But before everything becomes clear, there is one thing that is important.

About who Hyuga Neji is.

Gaara knows who Hyuga Neji is.

Although it was only a fragment of memory, Hyuga Neji was indeed taken back to the Hyuga family.

He is the twin brother of the head of the main family and the only son of Hinata Hizashi, a member of the branch family.

Neji didn't have a good life in Konoha, and the Hyuga family always liked to treat their family members harshly.

If the memory named "Naruto" is correct, it is most likely something that happened before Neji became the "Ningji" he knew.

"What are you thinking?"

Shukaku is still following the drama.

With 720 episodes of such a long memory, Shukaku can only be described as being hard to put down.

That day I happened to see "Ningji's Death" and cried my eyes out. I didn't know what to do next.

"I'm going to find him."

It was hard for Shukaku not to support him, and he stammered to Gaara, "Alas, it's sadder to see him die than to see you die."

Gaara: I see.

"After all, you died and came back to life, but when he died, he was probably really dead."

Gaara had already savored that memory, so he naturally knew what happened to Neji later.

In many senses, there is indeed nothing wrong with what Shukaku said.

"Perhaps death is also a kind of relief for him..."

Shukaku shook his head frantically: "What use would you have to me then!"

Gaara was speechless to the stubborn creature: "Isn't this what I am supposed to do?"

He is not a decoration, nor does he know nothing.

Shukaku was very satisfied with Gaara's answer. This was the real Jinchūriki of his One-Tail master.

"There's really nothing I can do against you."

"You can use my power as you like!"

Gaara has lived for so many years, but this is the first time he knows that Shukaku is such a casual guy.

Although he had been praised as a perfect Jinchūriki before, that was only due to Gaara's Jinchūriki experience.

It will take some time to be truly recognized by the tailed beasts.

The child is three years old this year, and Mo Ning is miraculously allowed by the tailed beast to use its power at will.

But there are not many opportunities to go to Konoha, especially as a Jinchuriki of the Tailed Beast.

If it goes wrong, the whole world might collapse.

"As long as I can meet him smoothly, it will be a wonderful thing."

The boy held the bear and looked up at the starry sky.

At the age of eleven, during the Chunin Exam, he finally met that person.

Not in the examination room, not when entering the village, but before the third exam began and when the second exam ended.

Uchiha Sasuke is really a tough talker - but the fact that Uchiha Itachi is no longer a rebel ninja is really worrying.

Being able to know the future and make new choices sounds like an absurd thing.

If Gaara wasn't the Gaara he is today, he probably wouldn't believe it.

But those memories and experiences that do not exist in modern times do exist, and there are endless forces in the world that cannot be recognized by humans.

For example, Hyuga Neji.

For example, the word "black".

Uchiha Itachi might be the same as him.

Gaara had an assumption in his mind and didn't bother to dwell on it any further.

He had no intention of coming into conflict with the people of Konoha - what kept him sane was the clear realization that "Ningji would definitely be unhappy if I did this" rather than getting into a situation where he could not save himself.

He thought he was a law-abiding person and kept an eye on Sasuke.

If anything really happens, his sand will be the first to take action.

Of course, minus Orochimaru and the curse seal.

That was an "opportunity" for Uchiha Sasuke. As for whether it was good or bad, Gaara would not comment.

It was easy for Gaara to be the first to arrive at the tower unscathed.

He waited, waiting for everything to be over...

Catch the snake-eyed apricot tree - that should be its name - and interrogate it.

Why would he take that man's place!

Why hasn't that person appeared yet?

And...where is the Hyuga branch?

He closed his eyes and rested until he smelled that familiar scent.

It's a scent that belongs only to that person.