Ninja Sako

The sun was setting, and on the hillside, there was a dark red sunset.

Kakashi was holding a large handful of windmills when he walked over.

"Why are you late at this time?" I asked lying on the hillside.

"Well, after sending Naruto to the hospital, I went to help the old lady cross the road..." Kakashi said.

"The reason why it won't change for 1 years," I said.

"Then I was touched by the old lady." Kakashi said.

"The reason turned out to be real," I said.

"In the end I was forced to buy all the windmills she sold," Kakashi said.

I smiled, "Okay, fine, fine."

He walked up to me, and scattered the windmill in his hand, onto my body and the grass around me.I closed my eyes, and a windmill fell directly on my head. He said "sorry", bent down to pick up the windmill, and blew it with his cheeks.

I opened my eyes and looked at him blowing the car through the mask, and said, "Actually, I have always had a problem."

"But it's okay," Kakashi said.

"You've been wearing the mask for a long time, and you've been exposed to wind, sun, and rain, won't your skin color be different?" I asked.

Kakashi said, "It's okay for you."

I laughed out loud.

Kakashi pulled aside the windmill next to him and sat down, the rays of the setting sun shone on us, the sky passed quickly, and the sky was already dark.

"What about Shino?" I asked.

"I chased him away," Kakashi said.

"Oh?"

"I told him not to compete with Sensei for women," Kakashi said.

The corner of my mouth twitched, "And then?"

"He said he already saw it," Kakashi said.

I couldn't help touching my nose: "Oh, this is really bad."

Kakashi also touched his nose: "Yes, this is really bad."

Then we both laughed again.

The sun had completely set, dusk fell, the temperature began to drop, and the coolness of the night gradually appeared.

"At this time," I said, "Kakashi, you should express yourself."

Kakashi thought for a while, then took off his coat and put it on me, then he looked up and down, and commented: "It's a bit like an afterthought."

I glanced at him: "If you have the ability, you really do it."

"Then do you dare to come to my house later?" he asked.

"Why don't you dare?" I replied.

02.

That night we ate something and lay on the bed together, he was drinking with wine, the moonlight shining on us outside.

"...In short, these years have passed." I said.

"Time flies so fast, if you close your eyes time really flies." Kakashi said.

"Why don't you open your eyes and see the world? How?" I asked.

"Not really." Kakashi said.

"Then what's the point of your life?" I said bluntly.

"It's meaningless to me to be alive." Kakashi put the wine on the window sill over there, "But fortunately, I made an agreement with you at that time."

"Actually, I didn't take that agreement seriously." I replied truthfully: "It doesn't matter if you come or not after leaving Hokage, I'm not ready for you to be with me."

"I know." Kakashi said.

"Then you still take the agreement as sustenance?" I asked back.

"People always need some sustenance." He said.

I glanced at him, then turned over... omitting... strangled his neck, one second, two seconds, three seconds... when I let go he coughed violently, but I didn't give him time to catch his breath Just kissed him directly...omitted...

I let him go and licked my lower lip.

He finally got a chance to breathe normally, he gasped and coughed, his face turned pale by me.

"This is really...too much."

He said.

"I hope you like this," I said.

"No one likes this kind of thing," Kakashi said.

"That means your desire to survive is still strong." I said nonchalantly...omitted...

Kakashi's voice trembled again, and he called hoarsely: "Sako, don't do this."

"What do you want me not to do?"...omitted..."Speaking of which, what would happen if you use Thunder Tunnel to stimulate it?"

"...Where did you learn all this?" Kakashi gasped.

"Lei Dun seems to have learned it from you." ...omit...

"...my salary." Kakashi issued... omitting...

"It's your fault," I said, "it's your own fault for not taking the initiative to omit...."

"Okay, blame me." Kakashi said.

"You're very good." I commented...omitted...

"It's a pity you haven't been very good." ...Omit... He looked down at me with a dangerous gaze, "This kind of thing... Omit..."

"I don't want it." I said so...omitted...

"I think it's best to..."

"I know." "But occasionally I need to use pain to remind me of something."

"You think so. But I wish you were happier."

He stretched out his hand and turned into a shadow clone, and helped me up from behind,

I:……

I finally lowered my head: "Mr. Kakashi, I'm tired."

He seemed to smile, and said, "It's not what you think, I have to go to Anbu."

"Hmm. Good." I said, "Go with your body, you don't need a shadow clone."

"Is it okay to leave you here alone?" Kakashi asked.

"It's nothing." I waved my paw, "You can go."

Kakashi pondered for a few seconds: "Okay." Then he bent down and wanted to kiss my lips, I turned my head away, but he was not angry, but put on his mask with a smile: "I'll come back as soon as possible, wait for me."

I answered vaguely, then closed my eyes, so tired.It's time to rest for a while.

02.

When I opened my eyes, a snake was looking at me from the windowsill. I raised my hand and threw a shuriken and nailed the snake to the wall. The snake opened its mouth and asked, "Are you sure?"

I stayed for a second: "Oshewan?"

"Fool," said the snake.

"I'm sorry, I just woke up and didn't react." I said.

"Are you sure it's Kakashi?" he asked.

"Hmm..." I thought for a while, "Can I choose neither?"

"Hmph, fortunately I gave birth to a child for you..." said the snake.

Me: "Cough cough cough."

After that, the snake died, oops, I don't know what else Orochimaru wants to say to me.

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The author has something to say:

It’s almost the same feeling with Kakashi. Compared with feelings, love, and desire, it’s more about comforting each other. Both of them have experienced a lot. Kakashi has been worn out. Sako saw him This would make him angry, and would Kakashi feel pity for Sako who walked this path alone?that's about it

In the end, this is also a complement.