Naruto: We are invincible

"Hey, Hinata. After all, we are descendants of the same ancestor, both descendants of Kaguya," Naruto said and Hinata rolled her eyes.

"True, but at least our family is normal," Hinata countered, remembering the Hyuuga family.

"Your family enslaved its own people," Naruto replied expressionlessly.

"Well, that's true," Hinata admitted.

Naruto began to speak in a singing tone:

"You have the Byakugan that can see through things, but do you dare to say that you have never peeked at other people's bodies?" Naruto joked.

"Absolutely not," Hinata replied playfully.

"Are you sure?" Naruto teased her, rolling over and pressing on top of her.

"You really never peeked at me before we were together?" Naruto said, kissing her neck gently.

"Oh my god, they've started it again," Kyuubi muttered to himself as he and a groggy Matatabi left the room.

He decided to find a place to tie up Youlu, just in case.

"No," Hinata giggled, pulling away from his kiss.

"You're lying, Hinata," Naruto said with a grin. "I know you must have been expecting a lot from me during that battle in the Hidden Cloud Village," Naruto said, tickling her belly.

"Maybe," she replied with a giggle, making Naruto's smile even wider.

"I knew it," he cheered in triumph.

Hinata took the opportunity to roll over and pin him down.

"That's not the way to treat a princess," Hinata said, pretending to be angry. "Go make me lunch," she ordered jokingly.

"You know you're not a princess anymore, right?" Naruto asked and Hinata looked at him in surprise.

"Oh," Hinata muttered, trying to hide her sad smile. She liked the title of princess very much, it was a name that made her feel close to her.

"Hinata," Naruto said softly. He saw the sadness on her face. "Princess means those beautiful, young, innocent girls. You are much stronger than that. Your battle in the Hidden Cloud Village opened my eyes. You are stronger than I thought. Not only are you beautiful, but you are also strong in a way that is beyond words."

'How corny,' Hinata thought with a smile.

"You're a queen. My queen," Naruto said, emphasizing the word 'my'.

## Uchiha Madara's side ##

Madara sat on a stone throne, fiddling with a lock of golden hair.

He was so lost in thought that he didn't even notice Zetsu appear in front of him.

"Master?" Zetsu asked, interrupting Madara's thoughts.

"What do you want?" Madara asked calmly.

"Are you going to sit there all day reminiscing about the past?" Zetsu asked and Ban raised an eyebrow, finding it very interesting.

"When did you start caring about me?" Madara asked unhappily.

"For some reason," Zetsu replied mischievously.

"Alright," Madara snorted. "Tell me, Zetsu, what's the situation of the five major ninja villages now?" He asked with a hint of curiosity.

"For the past 25 years, the five major ninja villages have been relatively peaceful, except for some minor frictions. Currently, Konoha is allied with the Hidden Mist Village because they helped Konoha in the Kekkei Genkai War. There are rumors that Konoha and the Hidden Cloud Village may form an alliance, but it is just a rumor. The Hidden Sand Village and the Hidden Rock Village have also formed an alliance, and they have a grudge against Konoha," Zetsu answered.

"I remember that I died shortly after Minato wiped out the Iwagakure army, but I remember that the Sand Village and Konoha had a good relationship," Madara explained.

"Three years ago, the Sand Village and Orochimaru teamed up to launch a surprise attack on Konoha, but were wiped out and lost their Kage, their only tailed beast, and nearly one-fifth of their strength. Since then, the relationship between Konoha and the Sand Village has been bad," Zetsu explained and Madara shook his head.

"What a mob," Madara said with a smile. "What about the Iwagakure Village?" he asked.

"They've tried several times over the years, but never caused any real harm," Zetsu replied.

Madara began to think about his next move.

"What are you going to do?" Jue asked.

"I thought I'd go visit my dear brother," Madara said, standing up. "But first, I need to confirm something," Madara said, stamping his foot.

"Summoning Technique" Madara said, and with a puff of smoke, the Outer Path Demon Statue rose from the ground.

Madara looked at the statue in front of him, carefully observing the pipes connected to the statue.

"Tell me, Zetsu," Madara asked in a normal tone. "What's wrong with this thing?" he asked, pointing at the Outer Path Golem.

"I don't understand what you mean, Master," Zetsu tilted his head in confusion.

"There should be several tailed beasts in the Outer Path Demon Statue," Madara said angrily. "You told me that Fugaku and Nagato have successfully captured the Two-Tail, Three-Tail, Four-Tail, Five-Tail and Six-Tail. But why is the Outer Path Demon Statue empty?" Madara asked.

"I don't know, Master."

"Where are my eyes?" Madara asked, trying to suppress his anger.

"I... uh... Konan... uh..." Zetsu stuttered. He could feel Madara's murderous aura growing stronger.

"Zetsu," Madara growled. "Where is my Rinnegan?" he asked.

"Nagato kept them, but they disappeared after the battle," Zetsu answered with difficulty under Madara's gaze. "Konan might know, you can ask her," Zetsu added quickly.

"Where's Konan?" Madara asked.

"The Hidden Rain Village," Zetsu replied.

"Take me there," Madara ordered, and Zetsu nodded quickly, disappearing underground.

"I should find a smarter helper next time. Zetsu's brain is like a rock," Madara sighed and shook his head.

## Hidden Rain Village ##

"That's all for today's meeting, thank you everyone," Xiaonan said as he stood up and left the meeting room.

The development of the Hidden Rain Village was relatively smooth, but in the days without Nagato, things were becoming increasingly difficult.

Nagato was the leader and he knew how to manage the village better than she did.

"Yes, Konan-sama," Black Zetsu replied, and he also left the room.

Konan sighed and walked towards Pain's tower.

She gave the name a wry smile, but she was in no mood to change it now. This tower and the entire village were her memorial to Nagato and Yahiko.

She walked into the room, feeling strangely nervous.

The room was in total darkness, illuminated only by the occasional flash of lightning.

At this moment, a flash of lightning broke through the night sky, and Konan noticed a figure sitting on Nagato's chair.

"Who are you?" Xiaonan asked with a hint of vigilance in his tone.

"What do you think?" the figure asked with a smile.

Xiaonan recognized that it was a man's voice, deep and magnetic.

"What do you want?" she asked firmly.

Cracks began to appear in her body, her bloodline limit preparing her for battle.

"I want what's mine," the man replied, standing up and walking towards her.

Xiaonan took a step back and assumed a fighting stance. The man was still hiding in the darkness, approaching step by step.