Chapter Nine: Tsunade and Guy
"Oh my god… it hurts so much…" Suzuki muttered in a low voice, holding his head.
I opened my eyes and looked around. It seemed to me that I had woken up in a strange place. There were white curtains separating me from the window. It was morning. I could see the sun clearly through the window.
I opened my mouth, but collapsed in pain. My body felt like it had shattered. At that moment, I remembered what had happened.
"I seem to have fainted while running…" Anyone might feel angry about fainting, but for Suzuki at that moment, he truly felt defeated.
"I can't believe all this effort went to waste... I could have succeeded on the first day," he thought angrily.
It's good you're awake, you're okay, boy. Before I could regain consciousness from my sadness over not completing the training, a beautiful, sweet voice sounded. I quickly looked towards the source of the sound and was surprised to see her.
Right in front of me was a young woman with blonde hair and hazel eyes. Her skin was snow-white. She was beautiful in every sense of the word. She said:
"Looks like you did something tough, son... If Jay hadn't brought you, you would have lost your life from all that stress..." she said cheerfully, holding up a report. I could tell from the name on the back that it was written about me.
(Kazuki Suzuki)
"Hello, but who are you? Uh-huh." I said, my voice breaking, a searing pain rippling through my body. My muscles felt like a mass of jelly.
She smiled at the woman and said, "Don't you really know who I am? Kids are really stupid these days..." With a hint of insult in her voice, she looked at him and said,
I quickly thought of where I had seen this woman but couldn't remember, so I said with some regret in my voice, "Sorry, ma'am... I just don't remember you."
She laughed for a moment and said:
I'm Tsunade Senju... I thought you were studying at the Ninja Academy. How come you don't know anything about me?
I didn't understand the rest of what she was saying. I was in shock as I heard her. At that moment, I realized I was in a completely different world.
Is she here? How could she not be somewhere in the land of hot springs, betting on something stupid and losing?
You can't be here, can you?
Tsunade took the report she was holding and began reading it as if she was taking everything into consideration for a moment. "Your condition isn't good... It seems your body is in a difficult state. Have you been training for weeks? It seems you've put a lot of stress on it..."
Even she was surprised as she read the report in front of her. Suzuki sensed this from the astonishment in her voice, but he knew he was doing the same, even though his body was capable of enduring the training. But he also realized that there were difficult things that humans couldn't do.
At this moment, Tsunade took out a set of medicines and placed them on the table next to Suzuki.
"You must keep these medications, they are forbidden to you." He realized that her voice wasn't a request, but an order.
Lady Tsunade, there's something you need to look into. There are a lot of patients.
Suddenly, a nurse's voice came from outside the room. Suzuki realized that Lady Tsunade smiled at him and said:
You have to take care of yourself, son. You are not allowed to go out. You have to stay in the hospital for a while.
Then she pointed to the stamp on Suzuki's report card and continued talking.
This is my leave request that the hospital will send. You can skip class without worry.
Finally, she extended her hand playfully and left the room. There, Suzuki stared at her in amazement, not believing he was seeing her in Konoha.
How could this woman be here?
illogical
Why all this mystery? First, he moved on to Naruto, then discovered that the Fourth Hokage was still alive. So many changes had taken place in this place that Suzuki couldn't comprehend.
He sat in the room silently for a while, trying to review what had happened.
First, I seem to have lost consciousness and Guy brought me in. I don't know if it's another Guy, but that means I found Konoha's Red Beast.
"I can't believe I faced him," Suzuki muttered in surprise. "Who was Maito Gai? He was a ninja that even Madara was stronger than."
He felt extremely confused because there was a possibility that someone with such power had brought him to the hospital.
Damn what... I shouldn't have fainted - Yes, he found that fainting was a bad thing at this moment, not just in the sense that he had missed an entire day of training, but it should be obvious to him.
He was now in the ninja world, and obtaining any ninjutsu in that world would be extremely difficult for most people. Simply put, Suzuki found the opportunity to obtain a clone-like jutsu through the system to be an unmissable opportunity. True, the task was nearly impossible.
Not exactly, even 80 kilometers wasn't a long distance for most ninja even on the trip, plus he didn't give me a specific time - but at the same time it was very tiring.
Remembering that he had now found the elements of nature he could master, namely water and lightning. These two elements were an extremely powerful combination. Suzuki realized that by using them, he might be able to surpass the three-star standard.
(Talent three stars)
He activated the status screen and went straight to the talent selection and the talent appeared right in front of his face.
Having a three-star talent isn't a bad thing; it's all about development. In every ninja game, there's a way for a ninja to evolve from one talent to the next.
Maito Gai is arguably proof of this. In the original story, he was unable to utilize most of the ninja's natural skills, but he possessed a remarkable talent for using physical skills beyond anyone else's.
He simply lay on the bed, trying to relax as much as possible due to the intense pain he was feeling from the tension in his muscles.
After lying down in a more comfortable manner, he returned to his thinking in a more serious and realistic manner.
This village is different from the original village in the Naruto anime. There are many opportunities for change. The village has become much stronger.
What is the reason for my thoughts?
First, there's the Fourth Hokage. This alone is enough to prevent a coup that will occur three years later, when Itachi becomes an ANBU member for two years under the Hokage's command.
With the Fourth Hokage in power, Suzuki believed that relations between the village and the Uchiha had become closer. He may not have known this, but after visiting the library, he realized that the Uchiha's social status hadn't reached the level it had when they moved after the Kyuubi incident.
Original Story: The Uchiha clan has moved directly to the far side of the village through Danzo's plots and also the guest of the Third Hokage.
Suzuki smiled as he lay down, happy with the news. Why, at first, after things had reached this point, did the village seem safer? On the one hand, with the Fourth Hokage in place, a lot had already changed.
It seemed the fans were right. With this Hokage alive, many things could change in this village. Looking out the window from the side of the bed, he saw a group of people working.
I don't want to stay here anymore.
It was clear to Suzuki that the changes taking place in the village were not normal at all. Tsunade had already been in the original business. She had had to go to cases, bet, and lose money, but now...
Remember how she used to smile as she looked at his report and smiled.
A cracked smile realizes the trouble that lies ahead.
This means there must be a way for the Fourth Hokage to keep her in the village and supervise the medical staff - this is not normal and there are many mysteries.
Finally he couldn't take it anymore and cried out, "Oh my god my muscles hurt so much... I don't think I'll get better anytime soon."
Suzuki closed his eyes and began to fall asleep. "I'd better sleep now and regain my strength," he thought in his head, his eyes weakening with exhaustion.
Yesterday, his body was completely exhausted, and hadn't recovered even after sleeping for a whole day. He yawned loudly before closing his eyes and falling into a deep sleep.
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Lady Tsunade, is he alright? -- Outside Suzuki's room, Gai asked loudly as he looked at Lady Tsunade.
Tsunade smiled and said, "It's a good thing you brought him here, Guy. He was in such bad shape. I can't believe he was putting so much stress on his body." Tsunade wasn't lying at that moment. She was surprised to see this young man who looked like he was beyond exhausted.
His body was in an unstable state, and he was completely unconscious. He looked like a corpse the moment she heard the news of his arrival. She was even surprised that he had woken up now.
"I really can't believe he pushed himself that hard," Jay said, his voice tinged with sadness.
"Don't think like that, Guy," Tsunade said. She knew Guy was kind-hearted and would go out of his way to help anyone he saw in need.
"You're right, Lady Tsunade," said Guy, realizing the meaning of Lady Tsunade's words. It wasn't much different from him either. He was training hard, but this young man seemed to have no coach, just trained diligently, oblivious to the immense strain he was putting on his body.
Will he be okay? he asked in a worried voice. Mrs. Sonad answered Jay's question, saying, "He'll be fine, Jay. It was good that you brought them right away. His condition may worsen, but he'll have to stop training for at least a week until his body returns to its best."
"Lady Sunade, you need to leave. There is a patient who needs you," the nurse said. Her hair was black and her eyes were black. She was dressed in black, and her smile was soft, but her demeanor was more stern than Tsunade's when she spoke.
"Yes, Shizune, I'll come," she said and followed her assistant before leaving. "Keep an eye on him if you know this young man." She said in a voice that sounded almost vaguely longing, and she and Shizune left. Gai didn't understand what Lady Sunade meant when she left, but he realized the importance of it. "Okay, ma'am, of course I'll take care of him," he said before she left.
He entered the room and saw the young man he had brought to the hospital sleeping peacefully. His muscles and chest were rising and falling. This was further proof that Jay needed him. The young man was alive.
"You're a lot like me. But you have to take care of yourself," he said immediately and left the room without turning around. There were important decisions on his mind, but he couldn't make them right now. He would wait until this boy woke up to make sure they were right.
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The chapter is over. I wish I could be
every day.
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