Traveling through Naruto: I am the strongest rotten person!

Sakumo stayed in his room after dinner. He could hear his parents talking in the living room. He wanted to leave the last time before departure to them without disturbing them.

Now, he has grown up and... has begun to experience some feelings between men and women.

At this time, father and mother must have a lot to say.

The moon is very bright this night, the sky is clear and the air is clear. It is not yet the height of summer when the heat is high. There are not so many water molecules in the air, and the visibility is higher.

At this moment, he was sitting against the wall by the window. Through the open window, he could see the starry sky like scattered silver.

You may not have time to look at such a beautiful starry sky for a long time.

The battlefield is changing rapidly. With eyes always on the opponent, there is no time to look at the night sky above.

Sakumo closed his eyes and felt this peace. The next time he was so relaxed and sat without thinking about anything, it would probably be a long time later.

He was sitting against the wall and heard something jumping up to the window sill.

He opened his eyes and looked, and saw a ninja dog. This ninja dog Sakumo knew was Joruri's psychic beast Puck.

"Yo~" Seeing Sakumo turn his face, Parker raised his paw at him very familiarly as a greeting.

"Why are you here?" When he thought of Parker appearing here, Sakumo instinctively looked behind him, feeling that his owner would be there as well.

"Ah, you guessed it right, Jing Liuli is here too, under the tree outside the gate. Do you want to go out to see her?"

"I'll go." As soon as Parker finished speaking, Sakumo nodded and said. He stood up from the ground, held the window frame with both hands, and jumped out very flexibly.

Parker originally thought that he would not go out so easily, and had even thought about what to say to persuade him to go out, but this man did not follow common sense, and he had to swallow those thoughts back in his stomach.

Sakumo couldn't figure out why he ran out of the house so eagerly. When he heard Parker say that Joruri was outside the gate, his heart was like an arrow that had left the string, and he couldn't wait to get out. Seeing her, I was afraid that Jing Liuli would leave just one second later.

There is a green plum tree outside Sakumo's house. This year's temperature is lower than in previous years, so even though summer has begun, these green plums are not mature enough.

Small oval-shaped green fruits are hidden under the leaves. When the wind blows, they will reveal themselves and shed a hint of fragrance.

Jing Liuli stood under the tree, leaning against the tree trunk, kicking a pebble with her toes, waiting boredly for him to appear.

The footsteps of the ninja were so light that they could almost be ignored. By the time Joruri found Sakumo, he was already standing in front of her.

The two haven't seen each other for a while. During this time, there were many tasks in the village, and both of them were on different tasks.

Through the bright moonlight, I could clearly see Sakumo's smiling face. He seemed to be always smiling, and Joruri liked his smile very much.

Perhaps the girl was looking at him with too much enthusiasm, or maybe there was something strange in his own heart. Sakumo coughed awkwardly, breaking the silent gaze. He avoided Joruri's gaze and turned Face slightly turned to one side.

At this time, Jing Liuli also came to her senses, stretched out her hand that had been behind her back, and said, "Here, here you go."

Sakumo was startled, looked at the paper bag she was holding, and asked, "What is this?"

"Open it and take a look."

As soon as he took it, Sakumo immediately guessed what it was. He pursed his lips and smiled. He opened the seal of the paper bag with his slender fingers. Under the moonlight, he saw what was inside, which was exactly what he thought.

"Ah, it's candy."

"Yeah," Jing Liuli nodded quickly.

"Why did you give me candy?" Sakumo was curious and looked up at her and asked.

"Whether it's medicine or bandages, I think you must have prepared them yourself, so..."

Holding these candies in his hand, Sakumo felt as if they weighed a thousand pounds. He stared at Jing Liuli quietly, and the little girl's smiling face was as beautiful as an epiphyllum in the night.

She was still chattering there non-stop, "Father said that life on the battlefield is very hard. I think if there are candies, it can at least make you feel a little sweet during the very hard days."

"..."

She continued: "I am selfish. I gave you the candy. My brother will think of me every time he eats candy."

Sakumo couldn't help but laugh, the little girl still had so many thoughts even when she grew up.

"You have to... think of me often. Anyway, I will miss you often."

"Hmph~" Sakumo chuckled, there was nothing he could do to her.

Following Joruri's example, Sakumo leaned his back against the tree trunk and took a deep breath. The night air had a hint of cool moisture, as well as the fragrance of green plums above his head.

Sakumo took out two candies from the paper bag, gave one to Joruri, and kept the other for himself.

"It can be sweeter..." As if he was telling Jingliuri, or talking to himself, he peeled off the candy wrapper and stuffed the orange-flavored milk candy into his mouth. He said, "Let's eat it together." if."

The whisper of the oil fly was fast and slow, causing Joruri to not pay attention to what Sakumo said. But when she said she didn't hear clearly and asked Sakumo to say it again, he just smiled and shook his head.

The fragrance of orange and the strong fragrance of milk melt on the tip of the tongue, and the sweet taste instantly fills the entire mouth.

The last time he ate candy with this flavor was given to him by Joruri, and it was ten years ago.

He was still very young at that time, and an adolescent boy had his own awkward stubbornness. He caught a cold a year ago. After hearing about it, Joruri asked the ninja dog to bring him orange-flavored candies.

It was eating the candies she sent that made his appetite improve a lot. It was those candies that made him understand a truth and let go of his stubbornness.

Sakumo couldn't help but look at Joruri. The girl raised her head and looked at the moon hanging in the sky through the branches of the green plum tree. The night wind blew her long silver hair, and the hair was flying in the wind like silver threads.

Her neck was long and slender, like a swan's neck.

He smiled slightly again. This feeling was something he had never felt before. His heart seemed to be filled to the brim, all the gaps were filled, and there was no draft whistling through here anymore. He felt warm all over his body.

"Brother must come back alive." Looking at the moon, Joruri said to the people around him.

She could never forget the day she saw Sakumo covered in thousands of books in the woods. That scene kept appearing in her dreams, keeping her awake all night.

Sakumo turned his face to look at her. After a while, he nodded gently, "Well, I will come back alive, you..."

"Huh?" The girl was a little confused, "What's wrong?"

Now, it wasn't this time yet. Sakumo's face turned red, but he knew that no matter how bright the moonlight was, Joruri couldn't see the color on his face clearly.

He smiled and shook his head at her, "It's nothing. Don't worry, I will come back alive."

Is this a promise?

This is a promise, Joruri thought.