Naruto hodgepodge

After Hinata's kidnapping, Hiashi began to intensify Hinata's training, and the life of the four-year-old Hinata was immediately filled with training.

The sun shines on the courtyard of the Hyuga family, but Hyuga Hinata's mood is not so bright. She stands in the shadow of the corridor, her hands clenched, tears flashing in her eyes. Just now, she lost to her brother, Hyuga Neji, in the training ground and was severely criticized by her father.

Hinata knew that the Hyuga clan had very high expectations for their members, especially in terms of combat ability. Losing to her brother Neji was not a strange thing for her, but her father's criticism made her feel a little sad.

"Hinata, you disappoint me so much." Her father's words echoed in Hinata's ears, causing her heart to ache.

"Am I really that bad?" Hinata whispered to herself, her eyes full of helplessness and confusion.

Suddenly, a transparent figure appeared beside her. It was Kaguya, who looked at Hinata quietly in the form of a soul. Kaguya did not speak, but just stared at Hinata silently with her deep eyes, as if conveying some kind of power to her.

Hinata felt Kaguya's presence, she looked up at Kaguya and said, "Ancestor, am I really that bad?"

Kaguya smiled slightly: "Hinata, you are not bad. Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses. The key is how to face and improve them."

"But... I lost to Brother Neji..." Hinata lowered her head, her voice trembling a little.

"That is not your end, but the starting point of your growth." Kaguya said softly, "Hinata, you must learn to draw lessons from failure, find your own shortcomings, and then work hard to improve. In this way, you can become stronger."

Hinata was silent for a moment, then raised her head and looked at Kaguya: "You are right, ancestor. I can't deny myself because of one failure."

"That's right." Kaguya nodded, "Besides, I believe you have potential. As long as you are willing to work hard, the future will definitely belong to you."

Hinata's eyes sparkled with determination: "I will work hard, ancestor. I want to prove that I am not bad."

From that day on, Hinata trained herself harder. She stopped dwelling on past failures and her father's criticisms and focused on how to improve herself. And Kaguya was always by her side, providing her with guidance and encouragement. Because there was no death of Hiashi and because of Kaguya's existence, Hinata did not become a lost child of Konoha because of sadness, and she also lost her virginity with Naruto.

"Ancestor, is it really impossible for me to learn your skills?" Hinata's voice was full of unwillingness and helplessness. She stood in front of Kaguya, her white eyes looking directly at the ancestor of chakra.

Kaguya looked at Hinata. She knew the girl's persistence and perseverance, but she also knew that Hinata's body could not bear her strength. She sighed and stroked Hinata's head. "Hinata, your blood is already very pure, but compared to mine, it is still too weak. It's not that I don't want to teach you, but..."

"Just what?" Hinata asked, she was unwilling to give up like this.

Kaguya was silent for a moment, as if looking for the right words, "My skills are almost all based on my natural abilities, and they require strong chakra to support them. Your body is not strong enough to withstand that kind of power, and forcing you to learn will only hurt you."

Hinata lowered her head, clenched her hands, and said in a trembling voice, "I understand, ancestor. But I still want to try, even if I can only learn a little bit."

Kaguya looked at Hinata's determined eyes and her heart softened. "Okay, I can teach you some basic techniques and methods of controlling chakra that are unique to the Otsutsuki. But you have to promise me that you will stop immediately if you feel uncomfortable."

Hinata immediately showed a happy smile, "Thank you, ancestor!"

In the following days, Kaguya began to patiently teach Hinata her own unique control and chakra refining method. Hinata also showed amazing perseverance and talent. Although her physical strength was limited, she always tried to persevere to the end.

Kaguya often watched Hinata practice, with a mixture of admiration and worry in her eyes. She was happy for Hinata's progress, but also worried that she would get hurt because of overworking herself.

One evening, Kaguya, who was similar to Hinata, was sitting under the cherry tree in the courtyard to rest like Hinata. The breeze blew, the cherry blossoms fell, and the scenery was picturesque.

"Ancestor, have you ever seen the sunset of humans?" Hinata suddenly asked.

Kaguya was slightly startled, then chuckled and said, "Of course I have seen it, it is a very beautiful sight."

Their eyes met in the afterglow of the setting sun, and their hearts were filled with anticipation and warmth. The beauty of that moment seemed to be frozen in time, becoming a memory they treasured together.

Later, as time went by, Hinata gradually mastered more skills and abilities under Kaguya's teaching. Although her physical strength was still limited, she was able to skillfully use chakra for combat and self-protection. Kaguya also gradually opened her heart to Hinata and was no longer as lonely and indifferent as before. This pair of grandfather and granddaughter and master and apprentice supported and encouraged each other in the days they experienced together, and created many beautiful memories together. Their relationship has long surpassed the ordinary master-apprentice relationship and has become an indispensable existence in each other's lives.