Naruto: The secret in the wood escape barrier

"I have to call my parents tomorrow, but they haven't come back yet." Xiao Jing muttered to herself while resting her pillow on Parker.

"Iruka called you a parent?" Parker asked after hearing what he said.

"Well..." Xiao Jing rolled off Parker and lay down in a "big" shape, then turned around and hugged the Kakashi-looking doll, which was a birthday gift Kakashi gave him last year: "I always You can’t take this doll with you.”

Parker looked at his disappointed look and comforted him and said, "I asked Kakashi to come back."

"Really?" After hearing this, Xiao Jing jumped up from the bed. He happily hugged Parker and kissed him.

Parker, who was nearly suffocating from the shock, struggled to make a sound: "Okay, that's it, ah..."

"I'm sorry, Parker, because I haven't seen them for a long time. I'm just too happy." Xiao Jing realized that he had gone too far and hurriedly let go of his hand.

"Ahem," Parker said after regaining his smooth breathing, "I can only help you. After all, ANBU's rules mean that sometimes there is nothing you can do if you can't go back."

"Yeah, yeah." Xiao Jing nodded repeatedly.

Watching Parker disappear, Xiao Jing was filled with anticipation, which meant that it was finally possible to see his father.

Because of Parker's various embellished statements, Kakashi was worried that his child would really have any difficulties in school, so he first assigned the task to his subordinates to continue the execution, took a short vacation himself, and hurried to school during school hours.

So when Kakashi showed up at school the next day, Xiao Jing completely ignored that the teacher's original intention of inviting parents was to criticize him. In his opinion, being able to see his father was a great joy.

Knowing that Xiao Jing was called his parents today, Naruto said goodbye to Xiao Jing first and went home alone.

On the other side, in class, Iruka finally met Kakashi, whom he had not seen for several months.

"Well, what's wrong with him?" Kakashi's eyes were drooping, still looking listless.

"What do you think happened to him?" Iruka was obviously angry: "You two are just busy performing tasks, can't you take care of the child?"

"There are so many people in the class, and it's just him, and I can't even tell him apart!"

"Oh, Mr. Iruka, calm down, calm down." Seeing how angry Iruka was, Kakashi hurriedly comforted him and said, "It's okay if you can't tell them apart. Kai didn't learn the clone technique back then, and he's also excellent now. A ninja."

"Kakashi! Not only the clone technique, but also nothing else!"

The person whose name was called loudly by Iruka rubbed the back of his head in embarrassment: "Okay, don't worry, I will teach him well when I get back."

Kakashi looked back at his son, only to find that his son was also looking at him. He was obviously being criticized, but his face was full of joy. He felt a little puzzled, but seeing that the child was not shocked, he smiled with peace of mind.

"Hey, you two..." Seeing the father and son looking at each other and smiling as if they were being praised, Iruka felt for a moment that he was a villain who destroyed the harmony of other people's families.

But in this situation, Kakashi must realize that if this continues, there will be no hope of graduation.

"In short, this is the situation," Iruka interrupted the two people's tender gaze with some helplessness: "Kakashi, you have experienced so much, and you also know the cruelty of the ninja world. He cannot continue like this."

Kakashi withdrew his gaze and turned to Iruka: "Thank you, Mr. Iruka. I know you care about him, but I'm surprised that he does progress slower than others. I will try my best to spend more time tutoring him in the future, but I am a ninja of Konoha. When the village needs me, I can only make a choice. You are also a ninja of Konoha, I hope you can understand."

Iruka sighed and looked at Xiao Jing. He was not as happy as before. Kakashi's words made the child's expression dim again.

Understanding the dilemma of being a ninja, Iruka finally had to say: "I understand, Kakashi."