Naruto: Hayate Blade

Let's talk about Izumi taking Jiraiya out to practice. Izumi didn't have anything to do. The Lord Jiraiya in front of her was famously lecherous in the village.

But in the past few days, Jiraiya seems to be different from what he thought before. He usually seems to be very exaggerated, but if you get along carefully, you will find that Jiraiya is really serious and does it every day. Give yourself ninjutsu very seriously,

Tell yourself a lot of things. This made Izumi clearly realize that Jiraiya really lived up to his name and had the title of Sannin. Jiraiya's superficial frivolity and lust were like a disguise he deliberately put on himself.

Jiraiya's living standard has also improved dramatically recently. Izumi has done nothing these days. Apart from practicing, she has been cooking for Jiraiya. Jiraiya was also a little surprised. He didn't expect that he would be so lucky. It's really nice to have a girl by his side.

Jiraiya also thought of Tsunade because of this incident, and was sad for a while. Although Izumi here knew some scandals, he didn't expect that the sad Jiraiya was also so charming. This was all done behind Izumi's back by Jiraiya, but Izumi still saw it.

The art of reincarnation in the dirty soil is not unbreakable, and Uchiha Itachi successfully got rid of the control.

What if it's Jiraiya? Although he is one of the Sannin of Konoha and has mastered ninjutsu and became a sage, it is not difficult to find that Jiraiya is an "earth talent type" who has acquired hard work.

Jiraiya was stupid, but he didn't have the talent of Uchiha Itachi. In the battle with Pain's Six Paths, he used moves to contend while analyzing layer by layer. It was only at the moment of his death that he understood the reason. If he is reincarnated, he will definitely endure the torture of being manipulated. No matter how long this period of time is, it is against Jiraiya's practice. Perhaps it was for this reason that Kishimoto did not allow Jiraiya to be reincarnated and participate in the melee.

Reincarnation has two directions, destruction and redemption.

Those who were destroyed, such as Zabuza and Haku, had their consciousness still in their bodies but out of control. Under such circumstances, it would be unreasonable for Jiraiya to hurt anyone.

Jiraiya has always been a kind-hearted person. Having witnessed the Ninja World War, he has been looking for ways and talents to end the war and change the Ninja World. The apprentices he trained are each more awesome than the last. Namikaze Minato became the fourth generation, Nagato, Yahiko, and Konan formed the Six Paths of Pain, and Uzumaki Naruto changed the situation time and time again.

They all inherited Jiraiya's ninjutsu and original intention of changing the world, but they may not be as benevolent as Jiraiya.

This kind of great benevolence is reflected in the common people, regardless of enemy or friend.

When fighting the Six Paths of Pain, Jiraiya said that he never thought that it would be better to kill them at that time. Since the three of them have gone to the side path, it is the responsibility of the teacher to defeat them. Here, it is defeat, with a hint of intention to change their minds, just like how he treated Orochimaru when he ran away. These people seem to others to be evil, but Jiraiya believes in the possibility of good.

Similarly, Jiraiya's path to redemption cannot be accomplished through war.

He is thoughtful. Although the battle with Pain in the Six Paths ended in failure, he still successfully handed over an Rain ninja and Pain back to Konoha Village for research. When he was dying, he used a coded message to pass on information.

This kind of careful thinking is accumulated through long-term combat. Because of too many experiences, Jiraiya realized that the way to salvation starts from the heart.

So many reincarnated people, especially the masters who still had the will, sighed in compassion after witnessing the desolate war scene. If it were Jiraiya, it wouldn't be the same.

Give him a chance to reincarnate and let him join this fight to achieve redemption. For Jiraiya, it was more like punishment.

His death was a painful blow to the entire Konoha Village, especially Naruto.

In Naruto's lonely childhood, except for the delicious bowl of Ichiraku Ramen, no one had ever been able to enter his heart like Jiraiya. This is also Jiraiya's Daren. Whether it was seeing a vague resemblance of himself in Naruto, or being entrusted by someone to take care of Naruto, Jiraiya always did his best.

Among all the disciples, Naruto and Jiraiya's hearts are connected. Like Jiraiya, he is lonely but optimistic, cherishes his friends, and firmly believes that the way of ninja that changes the ninja world must come from the heart.

When Naruto sat on the bench and thought about his time with Jiraiya, he burst into tears. The separated popsicles had no one to share them with. that scene is